Support Single Payer Healthcare in MA

Here's what the amendment does: it instructs the state to estimate, every year, what the state of Massachusetts would be saving under a single payer plan that would guarantee publicly-provided, comprehensive care for all residents in the state. If by mid-2014, or any year thereafter, we find that we would be better off under single payer, the state will have to develop a single payer implementation plan and start putting it into practice - much like Vermont is currently doing.

We need you to email  your Senator this Monday to ask that they vote 'yes' on the Eldridge single payer amendment - it is a fast moving bill, so take action now!