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Advocacy Day Recap

13 March 2025
Written by ToucanTech Support
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Over 150 members, subscribers, business partners, and staff attended our 2025 Advocacy Day this week Tuesday, March 11.

The day was jam packed with information on what to expect this upcoming budget season. Medicaid funding at the state and federal levels took center stage, highlighting the importance of fostering and maintaining relationships with our elected officials.

Thank you to everyone in attendance for bringing our our message to the State Capitol. Your willingness to share your stories and experiences with our state legislators is what makes our advocacy efforts not only impactful but truly memorable.

Our Advocacy Day Joint Committee on Finance Panel. From left, Rep. Tony Kurtz,
Sen. Pat Testin, Sen. LaTonya Johnson, and Rep. Tip McGuire.

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