Lexology November 1, 2024
McGuireWoods Consulting LLC

State election outcomes can fundamentally reshape policies governing senior living facilities, as evidenced by how executives such as Gov. Glenn Youngkin of Virginia wielded veto power over industry-specific legislation and how new legislative majorities could shift priorities from lawsuit protection, as attempted in Florida, to staffing requirements, as seen in Georgia. Changes in political leadership also can impact crucial funding decisions for workforce development, facility modernization and assistance programs that help make senior care more accessible and affordable.

With about a week to go, McGuireWoods and McGuireWoods Consulting investigated how election results in competitive districts across five statehouses — California, Florida, New York, North Carolina and Pennsylvania — could create ripple effects throughout the industry. Check back after Election Day...

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