Question 2 News Today

Unique, new dental insurance regulations are slated to take effect at the start of the new year, 14 months after the measure was approved by voters.

Nevada Sen. Heidi Seevers Gansert (R-Reno) filed a bill to raise the requirement that insurance companies must spend on patient care.

Phil Washington of Kansas City, who is experiencing homelessness, says $50 million going towards affordable housing will give someone like him a new start to rebuild.

Voters have overwhelmingly approved a new law that creates several new regulations for dental insurance companies.

Questions on the Nov. 8 ballot include proposals on affordable housing and funding for children's services

Eagle columnist Bill Everhart writes: "Here’s a look at the four questions on this year’s ballot and how voters might act on them."

Massachusetts voters are likely to amend the constitution and add at least one new law to the books in the upcoming election, but two other questions on the ballot remain locked in a tight race, a new poll finds.

Dentists say it would require more money from premiums to be spent on care, but insurers argue it would cause premiums to increase.

Voters are being asked this November to decide whether Massachusetts should be the first state in the country to regulate dental insurance premiums by requiring plans to spend at least

Kaylove Edwards is a single mom of two, who is housing insecure. She is hoping that this upcoming election Kansas Citians with vote "YES" on Question 2 sending millions to fix affordable housing