Voted NO on SB 202, Georgia’s Election Integrity Act of 2021.

As State Representative, Roger sponsored HB77, a bill that allows voters to cast their ballot at any precinct in their home county on election day.

- Voted NO on SB 202, Georgia’s Election Integrity Act of 2021.
- As State Representative, Roger sponsored HB77, a bill that allows voters to cast their ballot at any precinct in their home county on election day.

Voting & Elections

As State Representative, Roger sponsored HB8, the “Economic Growth Act”, which created a department to ensure equity for all minority and women-owned businesses in Georgia.

- As State Representative, Roger sponsored HB8, the “Economic Growth Act”, which created a department to ensure equity for all minority and women-owned businesses in Georgia.

Economy

As State Representative, Roger introduced HR 36, a resolution that would allow for the production and sale of medical cannabis in the state of Georgia.

- As State Representative, Roger introduced HR 36, a resolution that would allow for the production and sale of medical cannabis in the state of Georgia.

Healthcare

As of April 28, 2022, Roger Bruce’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Public Safety

Education

Roger Bruce

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.

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.

Wants to invest in mental health funding.

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

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”.

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”.

Rashaun Kemp

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