USA Today: Registering Voters at Medical Facilities would be a Good Rx for Democracy

Written By Alyssa Purser

“Hospitals, clinics and other medical facilities are uniquely positioned to bridge the gap between healthcare and voter engagement, by integrating nonpartisan voter engagement into health care — from waiting rooms to after-visit discharge instruction.  This is one important step in the journey to achieve 100% participation."

Read our full article in USA Today here.

Alyssa Purser
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