A new AARP survey finds that Georgia voters 50 and older are poised to play a decisive role in this November’s closely watched governor and Senate races, reinforcing why AARP is investing in a bipartisan polling series focused on the issues that matter most to older Americans.

Conducted by the bipartisan polling firms of Fabrizio Ward (Republican) and Impact Research (Democrat), the Georgia survey is the second release in AARP’s 2025 battleground polling. The effort is designed to better understand what motivates voters 50-plus, the issues shaping their decisions, and how those priorities may influence some of the nation’s most competitive elections. 

The survey found older Georgians are focused on kitchen-table issues, including rising prices, protecting Social Security and Medicare, lowering healthcare costs, and keeping utilities affordable. The findings offer a snapshot of the priorities that are likely to shape this year’s campaigns. 

At AARP, we don’t endorse candidates, elected officials or political parties. Our mission is to raise visibility on issues that matter to Americans 50-plus. Through our polling series, we’re giving voters, candidates, and policymakers a clearer picture of........

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