As of May 2, 2022, Lester D. Clark did not have a website.

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Lester D. Clark

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Does not support the construction of townhouses and duplexes in Henry County.

Says "traffic congestion is a top concern in Henry County".

- Does not support the construction of townhouses and duplexes in Henry County.
- Says "traffic congestion is a top concern in Henry County".

As of May 2, 2022, Clayton Carte’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Supports police officers and firefighters.

Supports pay raises for first responders.

- Supports police officers and firefighters.
- Supports pay raises for first responders.

Supports fully funding public schools in Georgia.

- Supports fully funding public schools in Georgia.

Wants to ensure ample opportunity for people to vote, while still ensuring election integrity.

- Supports photo ID laws for voting. 
- Wants to ensure ample opportunity for people to vote, while still ensuring election integrity.

Clayton Carte

Wants to increase transportation funding for new roads, re-pavement of roads, expansion of arterial roads and new interchanges.

Wants adequate funding and prioritization for fixing the traffic concerns on Highway 155, Highway 42, Highway 81, Bill Gardner Parkway, and Highway 20.

Wants to lower state income tax and perhaps move to a FAIR Tax system.

- Wants to increase transportation funding for new roads, re-pavement of roads, expansion of arterial roads and new interchanges.
- Wants adequate funding and prioritization for fixing the traffic concerns on Highway 155, Highway 42, Highway 81, Bill Gardner Parkway, and Highway 20. 
- Wants to lower state income tax and perhaps move to a FAIR Tax system.

As of May 2, 2022, Lauren Daniel’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Wants to increase resources for mental health, particularly for veterans.

Wants better retirement benefits for firefighters and EMTs.

Wants to support police departments with convenient access to adequate training equipment and specialized training techniques.

- Wants to increase resources for mental health, particularly for veterans. 
- Wants better retirement benefits for firefighters and EMTs. 
- Wants to support police departments with convenient access to adequate training equipment and specialized training techniques.

Wants to include critical thinking and personal finance requirements in Georgia High Schools.

Wants to prioritize technical and trade schools.

- Wants to include critical thinking and personal finance requirements in Georgia High Schools. 
- Wants to prioritize technical and trade schools. 
- Concerned about critical race theory.

Lauren Daniel

Says, " The cornerstone of individual liberty, the private sector and free-market principles is economic freedom".

- Wants to remove regulations.
- Says, " The cornerstone of individual liberty, the private sector and free-market principles is economic freedom".

As of May 2, 2022, Noelle Kahaian’s website did not contain information on this issue.

- Wants to support law enforcement. 
- Supports Constitutional Carry.
- Wants to secure the borders.

Does not support non-gender-specific bathrooms in schools,

Wants to emphasize good citizenship in schools.

Supports school resource officers in schools.

- Does not support non-gender-specific bathrooms in schools,
- Wants to emphasize good citizenship in schools.
- Supports school resource officers in schools.

Noelle Kahaian

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