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Georgia Voters Should Reject Tax Cap Constitutional Amendment

Next Tuesday, Nov. 4, Georgians will head to the polls to vote in what could be one of ...
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Georgians Set to Vote on Income Tax Straitjacket

Georgians will vote November 4th whether to permanently enshrine the state’s top income tax rate of 6 percent ...
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New GBPI Survey: Students Still Feel Budget Cuts’ Sting

Here is a status report on the state of education in Georgia, from someone who knows: “Delayed instructional ...
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Cutting Class to Make Ends Meet 2014

Schools across Georgia continue to scramble to meet students’ needs as they cope with years of deep cuts ...

VIDEO: How GBPI Shows Georgia What’s Possible

At the Capitol, at PTA meetings and at community meetings across the state, GBPI’s experts make the case ...
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Rising Inequality Makes Tax Shift Strategy Even Riskier

The widening gap between rich and poor makes it harder for state lawmakers to fully fund education, health ...
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Taifa Butler: I Work at GBPI to Spotlight What’s Possible

This September marks my third anniversary as part of the Georgia Budget and Policy Institute (GBPI) team. I’m ...
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Georgia Set to Squander $7.8 Million on Food Stamps ID

Georgia’s Department of Human Services is asking the state to include $7.8 million in its 2016 budget to ...
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Medicaid Expansion a Shot in the Arm for Coastal Georgia

About 50,000 uninsured Georgians in the 10-county Coastal Georgia region could get guaranteed health coverage if Georgia accepts ...
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How Squeezed is Your District?

The Schoolhouse Squeeze 2014 compiles the latest numbers to show how cuts at the state level and lost ...
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The Schoolhouse Squeeze 2014

State Cuts, Lost Property Values Still Pinch School Districts Georgia’s 180 school districts continue to face enormous financial ...
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Marriage Equality is Good for Business in Georgia

Creating marriage equality in Georgia is not just a matter of basic justice and fairness, but according to ...

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