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Georgia should adopt full Medicaid expansion for low-income adults.
Georgia covers some low-income adults through its Pathways program, which requires work or other qualifying activities. Full expansion would cover adults earning up to 138 percent of the poverty line, with the federal government paying most of the cost.
Rick Jackson
We will cover those who need it the most and keep work requirements in place for those who are able
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