Lawmakers passed a measure allowing Georgians to buy health insurance plans approved by other states. It was envisioned by supporters as a path to lower prices and increased choices.
Not a single insurer is offering a policy under the measure, signed into law last year.
Georgia Insurance Commissioner Ralph Hudgens says no company has even asked to be approved to sell across state lines.
Hudgens, a conservative Republican who strongly supports free-market ideas, said he expected policies sold in states such as Alabama, which have fewer requirements for health plans, to be offered in Georgia after enactment of the law.
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