Rashaun and his family attend Impact United Methodist Church.

Rashaun is currently the executive director of the Freedom Coalition for Charter Schools (FCCS). FCCS is an advocacy organization focused on amplifying the voices of Black and Brown public charter school parents and leaders.

Rashuan Kemp’s campaign for State Representative for District 61 is his first entry into politics.

Wants to “protect and fight against the assaults on our sacred right to vote”.

Wants to make election day a state holiday,

Opposes SB 202, Georgia’s Election Integrity Act of 2021.

- Wants to “protect and fight against the assaults on our sacred right to vote”. 
- Wants to make election day a state holiday,
- Opposes SB 202, Georgia’s Election Integrity Act of 2021.

Voting & Elections

Supports the growth of family-owned and small businesses.

Wants to provide more opportunities for minority and women-owned businesses.

Wants to make paid family leave a requirement in Georgia.

- Supports the growth of family-owned and small businesses.
- Wants to provide more opportunities for minority and women-owned businesses.
- Wants to make paid family leave a requirement in Georgia.

Economy

Wants to invest in mental health funding.

- Wants to expand Medicaid.
- Wants to invest in mental health funding.

Healthcare

Wants to pass “sensible” gun safety reforms.

Wants to “reform our justice system to focus on rehabilitation and reduce recidivism”.

- Wants to pass “sensible” gun safety reforms. 
- Wants to “reform our justice system to focus on rehabilitation and reduce recidivism”.

Public Safety

Wants to increase overall school funding and also increase teacher pay.

Supports “all students having access to quality educational choices”.

- Wants to increase overall school funding and also increase teacher pay.
- Supports “all students having access to quality educational choices”.

Education

Rashaun Kemp

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