04/30/2026
The NMA has issued a powerful statement in response to the recent U.S. Supreme Court decision weakening Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act, underscoring what we have long known: voting rights are directly connected to health equity.
As shared by Roger A. Mitchell Jr., this decision raises serious concerns about equitable representation and the ability of communities of color to advocate for policies that impact their health and well-being. From access to care and public health funding to maternal health and chronic disease prevention, these outcomes are shaped by the voices represented at the ballot box.
For more than a century, NMA has stood at the intersection of health, advocacy, and justice. We remain committed to protecting the rights that help build healthier, stronger communities for all.
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