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Illinois Question 2: Require health insurance plans to cover birth control Illinois: Require health insurance plans to cover birth control

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This non-binding advisory measure asks if health insurance plans should be required to include birth control coverage. A "YES" vote supports advising the legislature to require birth control in health insurance plans. A "NO" vote opposes advising the legislature to require birth control in health insurance plans.

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