Georgia Governor's Debate Spotlights Voters' Top Concerns

While much of the midterm focus is on congressional races, 36 states are holding elections for governor. One of the most closely watched is Georgia, a purple state where former Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms and Republican businessman Rick Jackson faced off in their first and only televised debate. The debate highlighted the issues that matter most to Georgia voters, from the economy and education to healthcare and public safety. Liz Landers reports on the key moments and what they reveal about the candidates' visions for the state. With the race tightening, both candidates made their closing arguments. This report also examines the broader implications of the Georgia governor's race for national politics. As a swing state, Georgia's outcome could signal larger trends. Landers speaks with voters and analysts to gauge the mood and the stakes. Don't miss this in-depth coverage of a critical contest.