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What JD Vance thinks about health care

A look at JD Vance's congressional record on health care

JD Vance, the junior senator from Ohio, has been chose by Donald Trump to be his vice presidential running mate. Vance took office in January 2023, so has a limited track record, but the bills he has introduced in that time provide some clues as to what his health care policy priorities are.

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