Voters should care about this bill because it modernizes how essential health information is delivered, impacting both convenience and access. If passed, it could lead to cost savings for manufacturers and potentially contribute to environmental benefits by reducing paper waste. It would also allow for more rapid updates to instructions if new safety information or usage guidelines become available.

However, if it becomes law, it also means that individuals will need to be comfortable with or have access to digital technology to get information that was traditionally provided in paper form. While a paper copy can be requested, the immediate availability of information changes. If it doesn't pass, the current system of mostly paper-based labeling would continue for many devices, which some may prefer for its tangibility and ease of offline access.