Robert has a bachelor's degree in political science. He and his wife, Kelly, have adult children. They attend Christ Episcopal Church.

Robert Trim's campaign for state representative is his first entry into politics.

Said, "[n]pw is NOT the time to elect people who will fight to dismantle the work that has been done to insulate our economy from failed liberal policies we have seen coming out of Washington."

- Supports cutting taxes. 
- Said, "[n]pw is NOT the time to elect people who will fight to dismantle the work that has been done to insulate our economy from failed liberal policies we have seen coming out of Washington."

Economy

As of July 5, 2022, Robert Trim’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Voting & Elections

Healthcare

Said, "[e]ducation should not be about feeling, but learning and if our schools won't do that, then the tax dollars allocated to educate that child should follow them to a school that will."

Supports government funding being used at religious private schools.

- Said, "[e]ducation should not be about feeling, but learning and if our schools won't do that, then the tax dollars allocated to educate that child should follow them to a school that will." 
- Supports government funding being used at religious private schools.

Education

Said, "Georgia's citizens need to know that when they have an issue, law enforcement professionals will respond promptly AND that if necessary they may lawfully take steps to protect themselves, their property, and their family.

- Said, "Georgia's citizens need to know that when they have an issue, law enforcement professionals will respond promptly AND that if necessary they may lawfully take steps to protect themselves, their property, and their family.

Public Safety

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Lisa has a bachelors in english from the University of Georgia. She is the Founder and Partner of BRANDFit Consulting. She has worked there for over 5 years. She previously worked at Lisa Campbell Harper and Associates, MRY, LBi Atlanta, Carlson Marketing Group, Grand Ole Opry, Archer Malmo, BBDO Worldwide, and Amanda Brown Olmstead and Associates.

Lisa Campbell's campaign for State Representative of Georgia's 35th House District is her first entry into politics. However, she ran for the same seat in 2020, but did not win.

Believes the recently proposed redistricting map from the Georgia General Assembly "cracks" Cobb County into four districts to limit the diversity in Cobb County.

Believes the redistricting maps from the Georgia General Assembly for the Board of Education and the Cobb County Commissioners is a blatant discriminatory efforts to achieve partisan politics.

Supports voting as a fundamental right of our constitution.

- Believes the recently proposed redistricting map from the Georgia General Assembly "cracks" Cobb County into four districts to limit the diversity in Cobb County. 
- Believes the redistricting maps from the Georgia General Assembly for the Board of Education and the Cobb County Commissioners is a blatant discriminatory efforts to achieve partisan politics. 
- Supports voting as a fundamental right of our constitution.

Promises to bring inclusive and good paying jobs to the district.

- Promises to bring inclusive and good paying jobs to the district.

Supports expanding Medicaid so that the 408,000 Georgians who do not have healthcare coverage receive it.

Wants to enable the state to negotiate drug prices for Medicaid and Medicare purchases.

Wants to put caps on pharmaceutical companies to end price gouging for life saving medication.

Supports healthcare coverage of pre-existing conditions, addiction rehabilitation, mental health services, and support for care provides.

Supports a woman's autonomy of their own body, and promises to advocate for doctors right to practice medicine based on the patient's rights, health, and needs.

- Supports expanding Medicaid so that the 408,000 Georgians who do not have healthcare coverage receive it. 
- Wants to enable the state to negotiate drug prices for Medicaid and Medicare purchases.
- Wants to put caps on pharmaceutical companies to end price gouging for life saving medication. 
- Supports healthcare coverage of pre-existing conditions, addiction rehabilitation, mental health services, and support for care provides. 
- Supports a woman's autonomy of their own body, and promises to advocate for doctors right to practice medicine based on the patient's rights, health, and needs.

Views gun safety not as a political issue but as a public health issue.

Wants to pass laws that reduce gun violence such as approving restraining orders for domestic abusers, requiring background checks on gun purchases to prevent guns from coming into the wrong hands.

- Wants to stop gun violence in Georgia. 
- Views gun safety not as a political issue but as a public health issue. 
- Wants to pass laws that reduce gun violence such as approving restraining orders for domestic abusers, requiring background checks on gun purchases to prevent guns from coming into the wrong hands.

Supports increasing efforts to improve transparency, communication practices, and greater financial accountability especially since she saw the report from Cognia, a company that assesses the performance of school systems.

Promises to keep the education accreditation of the district including plans for educational outcomes, financial stability, and inclusive leadership.

Wants to increase wages for teachers, fund new curriculum, professional development, and increase technology capabilities in schools.

- Supports investing in public schools. 
- Supports increasing efforts to improve transparency, communication practices, and greater financial accountability especially since she saw the report from Cognia, a company that assesses the performance of school systems. 
- Promises to keep the education accreditation of the district including plans for educational outcomes, financial stability, and inclusive leadership.
- Wants to increase wages for teachers, fund new curriculum, professional development, and increase technology capabilities in schools.

Lisa Campbell

- Your state representative represents the interests of your local district in the Georgia State House of Representatives.
- Your state representative can author, sponsor, and vote on bills that may become state laws. All bills dealing with the state budget originate in the Georgia House of Representatives.
- The State House of Representatives, along with the State Senate, makes up our state lawmaking body: the Georgia General Assembly.
- There are 180 members of the Georgia House of Representatives, each representing a single district.
- State Representatives are elected to two-year terms. They are paid a yearly salary of $17,342. They only serve in the role part-time.