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Help your newsroom unpack one influential issue of the upcoming election: health care
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Poynter's Beat Academy ([link removed]) webinar series turns it sights this month to health care coverage, examining which topics may swing the vote in battleground states.
While reproductive health gets the headlines, issues like insurance coverage and health care costs may prove critical to certain voters.
Join us this Thursday at 1 p.m. Eastern as our partners at KFF ([link removed]) and KFF Health News ([link removed]) will give us an insider’s look at how health care reporters can find the local angle this election, and they’ll tease out details from survey results to reveal what’s top of mind for voters this election cycle.
For a limited time, new enrollees to Beat Academy ([link removed]) can sign up for just $18 using the code 24healthBA18 at checkout. That price gets you access to all eight topics in the Beat Academy suite of training.
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