Anna is originally from Georgia. She has lived in Atlanta for 31 years. She has a master's degree in geology. She has two sons.

Saporta Report

Anna is a geologist. She works in the oil and gas industry and used to work for Shell Corporation.

Ballotpedia

Anna Tillman ran for Atlanta city council to represent district 8 in 2017 but was not elected.

Economy

As of July 5, 2022, Anna J. Tillman’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Voting & Elections

Wants to lower healthcare costs through more competition by private companies in healthcare and prevent surprise medical billing.

Supports "innovating and incremental reforms to expand coverage but not through broken government programs that would put government in charge of your healthcare."

Wants to make it easier to nurses who move from other states to get licensed.

- Wants to lower healthcare costs through more competition by private companies in healthcare and prevent surprise medical billing. 
- Supports "innovating and incremental reforms to expand coverage but not through broken government programs that would put government in charge of your healthcare." 
- Wants to make it easier to nurses who move from other states to get licensed.

Healthcare

Said she has an "understanding of the climate change hoax and she promotes Climate Realism in Earth Science education programs in Georgia schools."

Supports job training and technical education for high-demand jobs.

Wants the government to pay for private school through school vouchers.

- Said she has an "understanding of the climate change hoax and she promotes Climate Realism in Earth Science education programs in Georgia schools." 
- Supports job training and technical education for high-demand jobs. 
- Wants the government to pay for private school through school vouchers. 
- Supports "parents' rights." 
- Wants to protect and HOPE scholarship.

Education

Opposes "radical efforts to defund the police."

Wants to improve police training and make sure the police force "has the equipment, respect and pay they deserve."

- Opposes "radical efforts to defund the police." 
- Wants to improve police training and make sure the police force "has the equipment, respect and pay they deserve."

Public Safety

Anna J. Tillman

Solomon attended Georgia State University. He lives in Marietta with his family.

Solomon is a restaurant owner. He currently works for Kale Me Crazy.

Solomon Adesanya's campaign for State Senator is his first entry into politics.

Plans to offer start-up incentives and create a “business-friendly environment."

Supports the introduction of tax credits, worker training, zoning changes, low-interest loans, infrastructure improvements, and help with fast-tracking licensing and permitting.

- Plans to offer start-up incentives and create a “business-friendly environment."
- Supports the introduction of tax credits, worker training, zoning changes, low-interest loans, infrastructure improvements, and help with fast-tracking licensing and permitting.

Plans to "ensure a well-rounded K-12 education for every student while addressing the academic and non-academic needs that often impact student's achievement."

Plans to increase support, resources, and pay for teachers.

- Plans to "ensure a well-rounded K-12 education for every student while addressing the academic and non-academic needs that often impact student's achievement."
- Plans to increase support, resources, and pay for teachers. 
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Plans to "change the structures and the systems that foster hate crimes and other forms of discrimination in accordance with civil rights laws."

- Plans to "change the structures and the systems that foster hate crimes and other forms of discrimination in accordance with civil rights laws."
- Wants to keep communities safe.

As of April 26, 2022, Solomon Adesanya’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Solomon Adesanya

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