Democrat doctors run anti-MAHA campaigns for midterm elections
Dozens of Democrat physicians are running for office in the midterm elections, leveraging their medical expertise to counter the GOP's 'Make America Healthy Again' agenda. Many are backed by the 314 Action PAC, which supports candidates with STEM backgrounds.
Dozens of Democrat physicians are running for office in the midterm elections, using their medical expertise to appeal to voters. Dr. Annie Andrews is running against Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC), emphasizing her 20 years as a pediatrician and children's health. Andrews blames Graham for confirming Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a vaccine critic. The 314 Action PAC, which supports STEM candidates, has backed Andrews and other physician candidates, raising over $60 million since 2017. The group has helped fundraise $2 million for Andrews's campaign. Dr. Richard Pan, a pediatrician, is also running with 314 Action's help in California's Democratic primary.
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