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MAHA votes may be up for grabs

The Make America Healthy Again coalition is fracturing, with some arguing that the Trump administration hasn’t delivered on MAHA priorities.

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A Make America Healthy Again hat is seen on the floor during an event to "Celebrate the Implementation of the Dietary Guidelines for Americans" at the Health and Human Services Headquarters on February 11, 2026 in Washington, DC.
A Make America Healthy Again hat is seen on the floor during an event to "Celebrate the Implementation of the Dietary Guidelines for Americans" at the Health and Human Services Headquarters on February 11, 2026 in Washington, DC.

Welcome to the daily Inside Scoop newsletter. Capitol Hill and White House correspondent Julie Tsirkin was recently in solidly red Iowa, one of the midterm election cycle’s surprise battlegrounds. A big concern for some of the voters in the agriculture-heavy state is the link between pesticides and cancer, she told me on today’s “Here’s the Scoop.” And that’s just one example of how the issues central to the Make America Healthy Again movement could be factoring into the midterms. So what’s happening with MAHA and could it affect the vote? Let’s get into it. MAHA discontent may be reaching an inflection point.

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