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The Georgia Budget and Policy Institute works to advance lasting solutions that expand economic opportunity and well-being for all Georgians. 
Atlanta, GA linktr.ee/gbpi Joined March 2010
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GBPI just submitted their comment on proposed changes to the census that would result in the loss of information critical to economic and policy planning and evaluation. You can read more here: gbpi.org/gbpi-comment-o…
gbpi.org GBPI Comment on Proposed Changes to the Census – Georgia Budget and Policy Institute On November 2, 2026, GBPI submitted the following comment on proposed changes to the census that would result in the loss of information critical to economic…
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GA now holds $7.4 billion in its RSR and $1.3 billion in undesignated reserves. With the state’s motor fuel tax currently suspended through Nov 30, we estimate that about $400 million of these funds will be needed to cover lost revenues. Read more: gbpi.org/georgia-releas…
gbpi.org Georgia Releases Revenues and Reserves Report for Fiscal Year 2026 – Georgia Budget and Policy... ATLANTA – October 26, 2026 – Today, Georgia’s State Accounting Office released its annual report on Revenues and Reserves for Fiscal Year (FY) 2026, which…
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Georgia launched their experiment with a Medicaid work requirement, Pathways to Coverage, in 2023. Three years later only 13% of those eligible are enrolled. Read our newest report here: gbpi.org/pathways-to-co…
gbpi.org Pathways to Coverage: Where Georgia’s Experiment with a Medicaid Work Requirement Stands after... In July 2023, Georgia launched the Pathways to Coverage program, which provides a new Medicaid option to uninsured adults who make low-incomes and can report…
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GA needs more than a billion $$ next year to keep up with the growing costs of educating our kids, providing health care and meeting other basic needs.
At the same time, our state is giving up billions $$ with new income tax cuts that mostly benefit corporations and the wealthy.
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