Volume 42, Issue 1, September-October 2020. In this issue: Seniors Beware of Voting ID Theft Scams; States Vary in Helping Disabled Adults Exercise the Right to Vote; Defending Older Adults Against Guardianship Petitions; Self-Help Online Advance Care Planning Tools and a look Inside the Commission.
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