Beyond the debate around Georgia’s election outcome, one result is a clear victory for health care.
Three of four Georgians voted to approve a referendum Nov. 6 that will help nonprofits provide permanent housing to homeless people with mental illness.
Referendum B allows a property tax exemption for nonprofit housing of these individuals in residences that get tax credit financing from for-profit business entities.
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