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Equitable enforcement to achieve health equity
Public health policies have catalyzed major health improvements for people living in the United States. But without enforcement — that is, a means of incentivizing compliance — these policies are less likely to produce their intended effects. Equitable enforcement is a process of ensuring compliance with law and policy that considers and minimizes harms to people affected by health inequities.
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Publication5/12/2026
Pitts v. United States: Decision update and implications for future ballot seizures
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Publication4/30/2026
Louisiana v. Callais: Decision update and implications for voting rights
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Publication2/18/2026
Bost v. Illinois: Implications for local election officials
On January 14, 2026, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that candidates have the right to…