Candidates for Georgia’s second-highest office miles apart on health care
Democrat
"We're in a health care crisis in
Dozens and dozens of
As it happens, Republican
"Expanding Medicaid doesn't lure doctors into rural
The lieutenant governor matters because that person presides over the state
Both Amico and Duncan make much of their backgrounds in business. Lieutenant governor would be Amico's first elected office. Duncan's nearly five years in the state House hardly make him a career politician.
Amico is executive chair of
Amico said
"Anything that they could have, should have, would have done, they should have done in those 14 years," Amico said.
But
Duncan said in the closing weeks of the election he'll be talking to voters about what he said conservative leadership has delivered, like low unemployment, K-12 education spending and a state personal income tax cut.
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Both Amico and Duncan are leaning on their own wealth to run this race. Duncan reported raising some
Amico reported raising about
Those figures do not include spending on either candidate's behalf by the parties or other outside groups.
The debate between Amico and Duncan will be archived on the
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