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Voting is Not Only Good for the Public’s Health but for Public Health, Too

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By Darlene Huang Briggs, Gnora RG Mahs
| networkforphl.org
Overview A growing body of evidence shows a consistent 25-year relationship between an inclusive, representative democracy, and community health. When we’re healthier, we’re more likely to vote, and communities that vote experience better health. This evidence bolsters the expanding number of leading health organizations and institutions that recognize voter access as a pathway for advancing health equity.
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Voting Is Critical To The Pursuit Of Health Equity

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By Jeanne F. Ayers, Gnora RG Mahs, Anthony Iton
| Health Affairs Verified
Voting is now recognized as a public health priority. In June 2023, voter participation was named as a ‘core objective’ in the nation's health goals, Healthy People 2030. Core objectives reflect high-priority public health issues that are associated with evidence-based interventions.
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Why and How Should Public Health Promote Voting?

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By Jeanne F. Ayers, Gnora RG Mahs
| JPHMP Direct
This entry is part 5 of 5 in the series Mar 2024 To advance health equity, public health has a responsibility to promote civic and voter participation. Our health and the health of our democracy are deeply connected. When people vote they, their families, and their communities are healthier. Communities with high voter participation enjoy greater social cohesion and better health (from self-reported health to premature mortality).
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