Jason Carter

On an income cap for recipients of the popular HOPE scholarship

In the last 10 years, Georgia’s middle class income has dropped $6,500.  

Georgia can substantially increase its funding for education by going after $2.5 billion in uncollected taxes.

"There’s $30 billion in expansion funds that we’ve paid – it’s our money and Nathan Deal wants Washington to keep it."

Women are paid 77 cents for every $1 men get for the same work.

"Since 2009, Georgia's public schools have lost nearly 9,000 classroom teachers while the number of students has gone up."

The average Georgia family makes $6,000 less than the average family did 10 years ago when inflation is factored in.

"We (Georgia) collect fewer state taxes per capita than any other state … although state taxes are low, Georgia is the eighth-most-dependent state on the…