Health is Always on the Ballot

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2022
Published By
de Beaumont Foundation Inc.

This resource discusses the relationship between voter turnout, public health, and city civic engagement. It highlights the impact of low voter turnout on policy decisions, barriers to voting, strategies to increase voter engagement, and the benefits of improving social cohesion through civic participation.

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Published on 10/22/2021