Voting & Elections

Says, he will "fight for a living wage, so that everyone can afford food, housing, and other necessities".

Wants to offer resources to small businesses.

Supports expanding public transportation.

- Says, he will "fight for a living wage, so that everyone can afford food, housing, and other necessities".
- Wants to offer resources to small businesses.
- Supports a "fair approach to taxes".
- Supports expanding public transportation.

Economy

Wants to create more resources for senior care.

Wants to increase mental health resources.

- Supports expanding Medicaid.
- Wants to create more resources for senior care.
- Wants to increase mental health resources.

Healthcare

Says, "All families deserve to live in communities that are safe and clean".

Wants to reduce air pollution in District 6.

- Says, "All families deserve to live in communities that are safe and clean". 
- Wants to reduce air pollution in District 6.

Public Safety

Wants to expand early childhood education for three and four-year olds.

- Wants to expand early childhood education for three and four-year olds. 
- Wants to increase school funding.
- Wants to close opportunity gaps.

Education

Jason Esteves

"Supports vote for new cities in Cobb County"

- "Supports vote on Buckhead independence"
- "Supports vote for new cities in Cobb County"

- "Supports eliminating state income tax"

As of October 28, 2022, Fred Glass’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Facebook

Concerned about rising crime in District 6.

- Concerned about rising crime in District 6.

Concerned about school quality in District 6.

- Concerned about school quality in District 6.

Fred Glass

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