Georgia's slow-burning health care crisis is taking a back seat to the economy in the final days before the midterms

Georgia Democrats are trying to motivate voters on health care, but inflation remains the top issue for many of them. The state has been hit with a spate of major hospital closures, GOP policies limiting the reach of Medicaid, new abortion restrictions and rising regional medical costs. But even reliable Democratic voters with pressing medical needs are grappling simultaneously with economic worries.