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A coalition of health care organizations, backed by Sanford and Avera, has gathered enough petitions to put the question of expanding the federal healthcare program to tens thousands of low-income South Dakotans on the upcoming general election ballot, says Secretary of State Steve Barnett.
A coalition of health care organizations, backed by Sanford and Avera, has gathered enough petitions to put the question of expanding the federal healthcare program to tens thousands of low-income South Dakotans on the upcoming general election ballot, says Secretary of State Steve Barnett.
A coalition of health care organizations, backed by Sanford and Avera, has gathered enough petitions to put the question of expanding the federal healthcare program to tens thousands of low-income South Dakotans on the upcoming general election ballot, says Secretary of State Steve Barnett.
A coalition of health care organizations, backed by Sanford and Avera, has gathered enough petitions to put the question of expanding the federal healthcare program to tens thousands of low-income South Dakotans on the upcoming general election ballot, says Secretary of State Steve Barnett.
A coalition of health care organizations, backed by Sanford and Avera, has gathered enough petitions to put the question of expanding the federal healthcare program to tens thousands of low-income South Dakotans on the upcoming general election ballot, says Secretary of State Steve Barnett.