The next legislative session is several months away, but policy experts at Alabama Arise are already thinking ahead.
, including expanding Medicaid to make health coverage affordable for all Alabamians and protecting public education funding for all students.”to build a more just and sustainable revenue system, including eliminating the rest of Alabama’s state sales tax on groceries and replacing the revenue equitably.”, including no-excuse early voting, removal of barriers to voting rights restoration for disenfranchised Alabamians, and other policies to protect and expand multiracial democracy.
“A lot of people can’t get to work or stay employed because they are not healthy. And the only way for them to have health coverage would be for Alabama to make the decision to expand Medicaid. And we think that our workforce would see the benefits of that tremendously,” said Hyden.and get the latest local news and breaking alerts in your email!
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