Public Policy
Voter Participation Landing Page
Elections Overview
The most important part of participating in the election is being registered to vote. You can register to vote the day after any primary or general election through to 30 days before the next primary or next general election.
Please go to www.votespa.com to check that you are registered to vote and, if not, to register. If you are registered and your name or address or political party has changed, you need to update this information.
Follow this procedure to be sure you can participate in the next election. Read More
Take Your Legislature to Work Day
State and district public policy chairs set up appointments with legislators for members/constituents in a variety of locations. For “State Legislative Day”, held in Harrisburg, members/constituents meet their state representatives and state senators (or aides and staff) in their office in the Main Capitol, the East Wing, the Irvis Building or the Ryan Building. For the “Public Policy Workshop” held in Washington, DC, a similar strategy is followed for appointments held in the Canon or Rayburn House Office Buildings. Read More
Reimbursement
Reimbursement Report: Let’s Work Together
By Jennifer Doane, MS, RD, CSSD, LDN, ATC / LVDA, Reimbursement Chair
When we stand as individuals we can accomplish many great things. However, when individuals stand together the outcomes can be amazing! One area of our chosen field that would greatly benefit our entire profession through a pooling of resources is the area of reimbursement. Read More
Voting