Our survey also found that 88 percent of older voters rate themselves as a “10” on a 10-point motivation-to-vote scale, compared with 62 percent of voters under age 50. Perhaps even more significant, one in eight Georgia 50-plus voters identifies as a swing voter. Affordability emerged as a top concern among Georgia voters 50-plus, followed by border security and immigration. Nearly half (48 percent) of 50-plus Georgia voters say Social Security is, or will become, a major source of household income. Older voters continue to prioritize financial security, dependable retirement income, and policies that protect household budgets.