We know Dakotans for Health can be trusted to stand up for working families. That is why the IBEW supports their constitutional amendment to expand Medicaid insurance to 42,000 of our friends and neighbors.
About Dakotans for Health
Our Mission
Grassroots Networks Win Initiatives
Dakotans for Health is built around a truth, proven time and time again in campaigns — including our own. Grassroots volunteers are your most valuable asset.
We consistently engage our grassroots volunteers to take meaningful actions and provide them with the support they need to be successful. That builds a self-sustaining community of volunteers and supporters who are empowered to pass, defend, and implement important public policies like Medicaid expansion.
Compared to expensive traditional campaigns — which research shows waste millions of dollars on expensive TV ads and fancy consultants — we have a much larger impact for our investment.
How We're Different
Dakotans for Health is a grassroots network in South Dakota. Our mission: is to empower our fellow citizens by organizing them on healthcare and other kitchen table issues that are critical to the future of working class people.
Whether it is promoting open enrollment, organizing to pass ballot measures like Medicaid expansion, or protecting our democracy in court, Dakotans For Health is committed to an inclusive and healthier South Dakota. We envision a state marked by sustainability, justice, quality healthcare, affordable prescription drugs, and science. And we organize together to achieve it.
Our Grassroots Donors
Our programs are funded through grassroots donations by a lot of people like you.
By pooling grassroots financial support, we’re able to build early, local programs that previously only US Senate campaigns had been able to afford. Your contribution, no matter the amount, will help build the kind of grassroots change our state so desperately needs.
BORDEAUX: Medicaid remains a lifeline for Indian Country, but there’s more work to do
BORDEAUX: Medicaid remains a lifeline for Indian Country, but there’s more work to do
8/1/21
Guest opinion: Medicaid is a lifeline in Indian Country, but more work remains
Guest opinion: Medicaid is a lifeline in Indian Country, but more work remains
8/1/21
Guest Column: Medicaid Expansion “Lifeline” for American Indians
Guest Column: Bordeaux touts Medicaid Saves Lives Act.
7/30/21
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