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What’s at Stake for Georgia Health Care in the 2024 Election

What This Election Means for Health Care in Georgia

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The 2024 election is nearly here, and the results will have huge implications for health care in Georgia. Your vote will shape critical decisions that affect how affordable and accessible health care is for all of us. From the future of affordable coverage to filling gaps in care for communities across the state, there’s a lot on the line.

As you prepare to vote, it’s important to understand what’s at stake and how the results could change health care in Georgia—especially for those who need it most.

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8 Essential Health Care Questions for Georgia Candidates in 2024

As Georgians prepare to cast their votes in this year’s elections, the importance of health care policy has never been clearer. From the future of affordable coverage to the persistent gaps in access for communities around our state, the stakes are high. Georgia’s on-going health challenges highlight the need for candidates who prioritize health and wellness. Georgians need elected leaders who will make decisions that ensure access to affordable, high-quality health care, especially for communities who have historically had more difficult barriers to accessing and affording care.

With this in mind, we’ve developed a set of questions for voters to ask state and local candidates on key health care issues affecting communities around our state. These questions can help guide your conversations with candidates at town halls, forums, or on social media.

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