WASHINGTON — While Vice President Harris and former President Trump are dominating the headlines in the last two weeks before the election, there is a lengthy list of health care proposals and down-ballot races that could heavily shape health policy.
More than a dozen states are voting on health care issues ranging from abortion access to psychedelics use, paying for long-term care, and medically assisted suicide.
A handful of those states with ballot initiatives also have key Senate races that could dictate which party controls the chamber and sets the agenda next year.
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