New federal guidelines would make the state’s Medicaid program financially unsustainable, state health officials said.

Both support expanding healthcare, just in different ways.

Georgia's special legislative session ended Tuesday by extending the use of QR codes on ballots until 2028.

The Republican leaders of the Georgia House of Representatives said Wednesday that they will not redraw Georgia's political maps during the special legislative session that started on Wednesday.

When Georgia lawmakers return for a special session on June 17, their focus should be on fixing the voting system, not undermining the people's trust in elections.

Advocates for better health care access in Georgia say the state has taken an important step in attracting more medical professionals.

Despite a legal requirement to address QR codes on Georgia’s ballots and bring the state into compliance with Senate Bill 189 (SB 189) — passed by this legislature in 2024 — lawmakers failed to take c...

Georgia is one of only 10 states that has not fully expanded Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act, and those states' health care outcomes are poorer than the 40 others.

Georgia First’s 2026 Crossover Report   Friday, March 6, marked Crossover Day in the Georgia General Assembly: a deadline by which bills must “crossover” by clearing the House or Senate to be eligible...

Georgia First Calls for Critical Steps Toward Preserving Election Integrity in Georgia   Natalie Crawford, Founder & Executive Director of Georgia First and Chair of the BRIDGE Georgia coalition, rele...

State level data on Marketplace Enrollment Snapshot for Open Enrollment 2026 from KFF, the leading health policy organization in the U.S.

Today, Georgia First Executive Director Natalie Crawford announced a new role as Executive Director of Mended Hearts   Statement from Georgia First Founder and Executive Director Natalie Crawford “Wit...

Health advocates in Georgia are warning federal policy changes tied to House Resolution 1, combined with the scheduled expiration of enhanced premium tax credits at the end of 2025, could

A tax credit program, which allows taxpayers to get a credit for donations to rural hospitals, has directed hundreds of millions of dollars to struggling facilities.

Northwest Georgia’s own Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene recently made headlines speaking up about an issue that has surfaced in the media and in Congress over the last few weeks: Georgians

As the government shutdown drags into its second week, Georgia’s congressional delegation is locked in a partisan struggle over who is to blame, with one of the state’s most high-profile Republicans, ...

Some premium prices are more than tripling as ACA pandemic-era subsidies expire nationwide. The issue prompted the congressional shutdown.

Contact: Anna Britt, anna@waxmanstrategies.com During First Breast Cancer Awareness Month Since Historic Medicaid Cuts, Georgia First Urges Policymakers to Protect Georgians’ Access to Early Detection...