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Citizens’ Advisory Healthcare Action Board Charter Amendment

Lansing · Ingham County · November 3, 2026

The question on your ballot

Shall the Lansing City Charter be amended to mandate the creation of a Citizens' Advisory Healthcare Action Board ("Citizens' Action Board") to create a Lansing Healthcare Action Plan and make recommendations to the community to address healthcare costs and healthcare inaccessibility; to prescribe the powers and duties of the Citizens' Action Board; to prescribe the Citizens' Action Board's composition and organization; and to require the publication, a public overview, and recommendations for implementation in the community of the Healthcare Action Plan?

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In plain language

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Lansing voters are asked whether to amend the Lansing City Charter to require a Citizens' Advisory Healthcare Action Board. The board would create a Lansing Healthcare Action Plan and make recommendations to address healthcare costs and inaccessibility. The amendment would set the board's powers and duties and its composition and organization. It would also require publication of the Healthcare Action Plan, a public overview, and recommendations for implementation in the community. A yes vote approves the amendment; a no vote rejects it.

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