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Hot-Button State Ballot Issues for Older Americans to Watch This Fall

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By Ledyard King Verified
| AARP
Jon Krause Key takeaways Forty states have initiatives on the November ballot that directly affect older Americans. Ballot questions include proposed changes to tax policies and funding for affordable housing. AARP provides education and resources to help older voters navigate the midterm elections. You may be tracking key races in your state this election season, but you’re also likely to see state and local ballot questions on the slate as you head to the polls or fill out a mail-in ballot.
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Inside the SCOTUS case that could rock campaign finance

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By Erika Filter Verified, Ledyard King Verified, Nancy Vu Verified, Katie Cannon
| National Journal Verified
The Supreme Court heard arguments Tuesday in a case that could upend the world of campaign finance. The case, National Republican Senatorial Committee v. Federal Election Commission, would remove the limit on coordinated spending between party committees and candidates. Coordinated spending takes place when the party and the candidate directly collaborate on how money is spent and is used, particularly for television advertising, a large line item for campaigns.
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Q&A with Debra Houry

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By Erin Durkin Verified, Nancy Vu Verified, Ledyard King Verified, Cristina Maza Verified
| National Journal Verified
Debra Houry, who served as chief medical officer and deputy director for program and science at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, was one of several senior CDC officials who resigned in protest over the firing of Director Susan Monarez last week.
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