On the heels of tomorrow’s New Hampshire Presidential Primary, NACDS is calling on Pharmacy Voters across the nation to use NACDS RxIMPACT Votes resources and participate in the 2024 elections that will in most part take place over the next 41 weeks until the General Election November 5th.

Join your pharmacy colleagues in electing the U.S. President, 34 U.S. Senators, 435 U.S. Representatives, 11 State Governors, and nearly 6,000 State Senators and State Representatives. New Hampshire Pharmacy Voters, you are up January 23rd with your Presidential Primary, and we celebrate your engagement in the process!

Designed to educate the pharmacy community about voter registration, ongoing campaign volunteerism, and turning out to vote, NACDS RxIMPACT Votes helps pharmacy teams, and their patients get involved in the election process. This nonpartisan “Get Out the Vote” (GOTV) campaign gives advocates the tools they need to register to vote, volunteer on a campaign to build candidate relationships before and after their election, and vote.

As an active and engaged Pharmacy Voter, you have seen concrete examples over the years of how leaders on ALL levels of government have played a critical role in the future – and fate – of pro-patient and pro-pharmacy policies and whether they are enacted into law. The stakes are high as leaders elected will be positioned to support and advance or oppose and hinder our policy priorities. Get involved and vote for your candidates of choice!

It is critical you engage in the election process as 2024 election outcomes will have significant impact on the pharmacy agenda. NACDS RxIMPACT encourages you to visit pharmacyvoter.org to learn more about who is running for office. If you have any questions about this communication, please contact Heidi Ecker, Vice President of Government, Political & Digital Engagement via email at Hecker@nacds.org or phone at 703-837-4121. 

ENGAGE AS A PHARMACY VOTER
https://www.pharmacyvoter.org/

IMPORTANT NOTE: Our voter registration services are available without regard to the voter’s political preference. Information and other assistance regarding registering or voting, and other serviced offered, shall not be withheld, or refused on the basis of support for or opposition to particular candidates or a particular party.