Georgia Public Policy Foundation

How did Florida, with two time zones and almost 11 million votes, manage to complete voting promptly and efficiently, while we hold our breath and expect a tense recount in Georgia?

It's Friday -- get the facts!

By the time you read this, the 2020 election will be nearly over. Now what?

The ACA waiver provides an opportunity for Georgia to go further than any state in the nation: allowing Georgia consumers to choose among a greater number of plans, and not be limited to the costly offerings on the federal marketplace, healthcare.gov,’’ said Kyle Wingfield, president and CEO of the Georgia Public Policy Foundation. This will open the door to greater competition and more options, and set a national example for other states to build upon.

"Two things are abundantly clear: Human activities aren’t the sole driver of climate change, and significant reductions of greenhouse gas emissions will not result from government regulations and climate agreements that are thinly veiled tax schemes."

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We're wishing a happy birthday to our President and CEO, Kyle Wingfield! Drop your birthday wishes in the comments below!

Medical Mondays: "Checking Up On Health" -- COVID-19 and Vitamin D. https://www.georgiapolicy.org//checking-up-on-health-octo/

Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger discusses the election turnout thus far.

Is it safe to go back to school? https://www.georgiapolicy.org//friday-facts-october-23-20/

We have had 2,330,404 Georgians cast their vote. With every passing hour we hit a record number of absentee votes and early in person votes. There are 7 days to vote early ahead...take advantage of it.

Know before you go! Learn about the amendments and referendums on your Georgia ballot: https://bit.ly/34fE9gi

From Tax Foundation: Tax policies that the Biden campaign has released would impact U.S. competitiveness on the international stage.

Yikes! According to research from Tax Foundation, The United States ranks 21st overall on the 2020 International Tax Competitiveness Index. That's one place worse than in 2019.