Rebecca has an undergraduate degree in biology from Harvard University and a veterinary and doctorate degree in epidemiology from Cornell University. Rebecca is a public health scientist.

Rebecca Mitchell is State Representative, representing District 106. She was first elected in 2020 and has served one term.

Says, "Voting is fundamental to citizenship, and is your voice in governance."

Supports "repealing recent voter suppression laws and making it easier for citizens to vote".

- Says, "Voting is fundamental to citizenship, and is your voice in governance."
- Supports "repealing recent voter suppression laws and making it easier for citizens to vote".

Voting & Elections

Says, "Every Georgian deserves access to affordable, quality health care".

Supports women's healthcare and reproductive rights.

- Says, "Every Georgian deserves access to affordable, quality health care".
- Supports expanding Medicaid. 
- Supports women's healthcare and reproductive rights.

Healthcare

Says, "The strength of our economy depends on the ability of Georgians to make a fair wage, start a new business, or increase their prosperity".

Wants to raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour.

Supports developing regional transit solutions.

Supports sustainable development and clean energy.

Wants more affordable housing options like renters assistance and relief.

- Says, "The strength of our economy depends on the ability of Georgians to make a fair wage, start a new business, or increase their prosperity".
- Wants to raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour.
- Supports developing regional transit solutions.
- Supports sustainable development and clean energy. 
- Wants more affordable housing options like renters assistance and relief.

Economy

Wants to fully fund public schools, reduce class sizes, and fully fun pre-k.

Wants to invest in post-secondary education.

- Wants to fully fund public schools, reduce class sizes, and fully fun pre-k. 
- Wants to invest in post-secondary education.

Education

Says she will "continue to dispel misinformation and advocate for proven, effective public health policies to keep our vulnerable communities and the public at large safe...".

Supports "common sense gun safety measures".

Says, "Georgia must not stop working on comprehensive reform measures to address systematic inequalities in our judicial system and law enforcement".

Supports rehabilitation and behavioral health programs.

- Says she will "continue to dispel misinformation and advocate for proven, effective public health policies to keep our vulnerable communities and the public at large safe...".
- Supports "common sense gun safety measures". 
- Says, "Georgia must not stop working on comprehensive reform measures to address systematic inequalities in our judicial system and law enforcement".
- Supports rehabilitation and behavioral health programs.

Public Safety

Rebecca Mitchell

Shelly has a degree in criminal justice from Louisiana State University and a master's in social work from the University of Georgia. She is a social worker. Previously, she worked at the UGA School of Social Work.

Ballotpedia

Shelly Hutchinson is a State Representative, representing District 107. She was first elected in 2018. She has served two terms.

Wants to invest in expanding public transport.

Plans to "increase education budgets, increase mental health budgets, and decrease \[Gwinnett's] carbon footprint."

- Wants to invest in expanding public transport. 
- Plans to "increase education budgets, increase mental health budgets, and decrease \[Gwinnett's] carbon footprint."

- Wants to make education more accessible.

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

Shelly Hutchinson

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