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State Transportation Repair Plan Veers Off Course
As published in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution on March 24, 2015 The bill lawmakers are pushing to answer Gov. Nathan Deal’s…
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Increasing Access to Child Care Helps Georgia’s Women, State Economy
Guest blogger Kelly Dolan is executive director of the Atlanta Women’s Foundation At the Atlanta Women’s Foundation, we know that…
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Senate Transportation Bill Escalates Pain for Education, Other Needs
Georgia’s state senators could inflict more than twice the pain contemplated by their House counterparts if they move forward with…
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Key Questions for House Members about Opportunity School District Plan
This week members of Georgia’s House are set to debate the merits of Gov. Nathan Deal’s plan to create a…
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Transportation Plan Takes Positive Turn, Has a Few Miles to Go
The Georgia House of Representatives passed House Bill 170 last week, legislation that could generate nearly $1 billion a year…
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Proposed Insurance Industry Tax Credit a $139 Million Budget Drain
A proposed new tax credit program that benefits insurance companies would cost Georgia an estimated $139 million in lost revenue…
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Threats to Child Care Affordability Undermine Georgia’s Workforce
An income tax shift proposal released last week proposes to eliminate Georgia’s credit for child and dependent care, the state’s second…
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Georgia Falls to Second Worst Uninsured Rate in U.S.
Georgia fell further behind nearly all other states in ensuring access to health coverage for its residents in 2014, according…
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Hopes for New Approach to Revenues Dampened by New Income Tax Plan
Are state lawmakers ready to have “the talk” about new revenue? After hearing state lawmakers dismiss anti-tax crusader Grover Norquist’s…
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