Ethics News
Report finds low-income Georgia drivers to be hit hardest by rising insurance costs
The Consumer Federation of America (CFA), a non-profit organization dedicated to advocating for consumer interests, has released a report indicating that low-income drivers often pay more for car insurance than their higher income counterparts. In Georgia, drivers can expect their car insurance rates to increase by an average of 16% in 2024.
Poll said Georgia voters oppose using race to assign farming subsidies as proposed by the American Rescue Plan
A recent survey released by the League of American Workers (LAW) reveals that nearly two-thirds of Georgia voters deem it inappropriate for the government to use race as the primary criterion for farming subsidies, as proposed in the American Rescue Plan. The poll shows that only 31 percent of Georgians agree with this farm subsidy plan.