Midterm Maelstrom: Public Health Legal Impacts of Election 2022

Journal of Law, Medicine and Ethics 51 (1):208-212 (2023)
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Abstract

Among the morass of critical issues impacting the results of the midterm elections in 2022 were core public health issues related to health care access, justice, and reforms. Collectively, voters’ communal health and safety concerns dominated outcomes in key races which may shape national, state, and local legal approaches to protecting the public’s health in the modern era.

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