Things Georgians do. Get way too attached to college football. Have a certain loyalty to softwares. Honey, is Pepsi okay? Overlayer in the fall? Only to take it all off by noon. And... Georgia ranks 40th in the economic well-being of children. That's right. Georgia is known for our diversity, for our hardworking and hospitable folks, and even for being the number one place to do business. But the reality is that many Georgians are struggling. Georgia leaders need to start putting people first. And how are we going to do that? Through a people first economic vision for Georgia. People powered prosperity! Did you know that full Medicaid expansion would cover 500,000 Georgians? That's enough to fill the Mercedes-Benz stadium seven times over. We can expand healthcare access to communities where providers aren't readily available. 1.1 million Georgia families would benefit from a state level earn income tax credit, like the federal program. Working families need better access to pre-K education and childcare. The kids can't go to school if they can't get to school. Exactly. School transportation needs to be safe for every child, no matter where they live. Need help finishing your degree? Capable students don't need to follow through the cracks due to cost. Let's work together to make tuition affordable and technical college tuition free. If state leaders put people first, Georgians could have better access to skills and jobs training when they need it most. Today, Georgia leaders can trim back tax breaks for the big businesses, enact a corporate minimum tax, since 90% don't pay taxes. Increase the tobacco tax to the national average, which would still cost less per pack than a bottle of coke. Here's another thing all Georgians do. We share our challenges. We have common goals. We're stronger when we help provide opportunities for all Georgians. When we build an economy that is inclusive and equitable for everyone. These are the organizations that are helping bring this vision to life, but they can't do it without the help of their neighbors. That's you. Want to find out how we're going to do this together? Visit gbpi.org slash people first.