Sabrina Siddiqui
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2 series
first heard Aug 2025
last heard 28 Aug
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That changed when her husband started a job as a paramedic, which provided her with health insurance.
During the pandemic, she took advantage of the more affordable marketplace insurance to tap into a broader network of doctors.
Those costs have gone up, so she's back on her husband's insurance.
Barnett has to see a cardiologist because heart issues run in her family.
Her coverage to see that kind of specialist isn't great, so she doesn't visit him as much as she'd like.
Joey Bernard and Elizabeth Barnett are both paying attention to the elections coming up in Georgia.
The state holds runoff elections this Tuesday.
One race will decide which Republican challenger will take on Democratic Senator John Ossoff for his seat in November.
Ossoff will have to motivate people like Barnett.
We'll be voting Democrat.
Pretty much have only ever voted Democrat, actually.
while also pulling over people like Bernard.
He's leaning toward the Democrats this time around, even though he's voted Republican in the past.
Coming up, I talk to a pollster from each party to ask what they've seen and how voters in Georgia and across the country are responding to increased health insurance costs.
That's after the break.
Here at The Wall Street Journal, we don't just report on the results of polls.
We also work with pollsters to conduct some of our own.
As a national politics reporter at the paper, I always appreciate a conversation with those pollsters.
I'm joined now by Adam Geller and John Anzalone, our Republican and Democratic pollsters, respectively.
Adam, hello.
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