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Nick is from Kennesaw, Georgia. He has a bachelors of arts in politics, international affairs, and urban studies from Furman University, and a masters of public policy, urban planning, and policy from Georgia State University.

Nick is a Project Manager. He is working at Sizemore Group and has been there for over a year. He previously worked at Jon Ossoff for US Senate, Dana Barrett for Congress, the Atlanta Regional Commission, the Atlanta Neighborhood Development Partnership, Georgia State University, and the US Senate.

Nick Miller's campaign for State Representative of Georgia's 35th House District is his first entry into politics.

Opposes efforts to restrict the right to vote.

Promises to fight for all Georgians' right to vote and have equal access to the ballot box.

Promises to oppose voter ID laws, policies that would limit access to early and absentee voting or create long voting lines.

Supports voting laws that will not allow Georgia citizens to be purged from voter rolls, and making voter registration permanent for Georgians.

- Opposes efforts to restrict the right to vote. 
- Promises to fight for all Georgians' right to vote and have equal access to the ballot box. 
- Promises to oppose voter ID laws, policies that would limit access to early and absentee voting or create long voting lines. 
- Supports voting laws that will not allow Georgia citizens to be purged from voter rolls, and making voter registration permanent for Georgians.

Voting & Elections

Does not believe that Georgians should have to depend on employer based healthcare plans for high-quality, affordable, and accessible healthcare.

Believes that healthcare should not be dependent on income or pre-existing conditions.

Supports Medicaid expansion to better support pregnant women, children, Georgians 65 and older, and disabled persons.

Supports increasing access to mental health services.

- Does not believe that Georgians should have to depend on employer based healthcare plans for high-quality, affordable, and accessible healthcare. 
- Believes that healthcare should not be dependent on income or pre-existing conditions. 
- Supports Medicaid expansion to better support pregnant women, children, Georgians 65 and older, and disabled persons. 
- Supports increasing access to mental health services.

Healthcare

Believes the economy does not work for everyone.

Promises to increase the minimum wage, fight for equal pay, and access to affordable childcare.

Promises to increase access to a diverse workforce, and Georgian's right to have access to the employment they want.

As Atlanta grows, he supports affordable housing for both renters and homeowners.

Supports expanding transit options and funding infrastructure investments that are environmentally friendly.

- Believes the economy does not work for everyone. 
- Promises to increase the minimum wage, fight for equal pay, and access to affordable childcare. 
- Promises to increase access to a diverse workforce, and Georgian's right to have access to the employment they want. 
- As Atlanta grows, he supports affordable housing for both renters and homeowners. 
- Supports expanding transit options and funding infrastructure investments that are environmentally friendly.

Economy

Says, "I will support criminal justice reform efforts that address police brutality, overcriminalization, mass incarceration, and recidivism".

Supports eliminating mandatory minimum offenses and the decriminalization of marijuana.

- Says, "I will support criminal justice reform efforts that address police brutality, overcriminalization, mass incarceration, and recidivism". 
- Supports eliminating mandatory minimum offenses and the decriminalization of marijuana.

Public Safety

Promises to support the training, retention, and recruitment for para-professionals and special needs educators.

Supports increasing resources for student wellness like counseling resources.

Promises to support legislation aimed at increasing access to both 4 year universities and technical colleges.

- Supports paying teachers fairly. 
- Promises to support the training, retention, and recruitment for para-professionals and special needs educators. 
- Supports increasing resources for student wellness like counseling resources. 
- Promises to support legislation aimed at increasing access to both 4 year universities and technical colleges.

Education

Nick Miller

- Your state representative represents the interests of your local district in the Georgia State House of Representatives.
- Your state representative can author, sponsor, and vote on bills that may become state laws. All bills dealing with the state budget originate in the Georgia House of Representatives.
- The State House of Representatives, along with the State Senate, makes up our state lawmaking body: the Georgia General Assembly.
- There are 180 members of the Georgia House of Representatives, each representing a single district.
- State Representatives are elected to two-year terms. They are paid a yearly salary of $17,342. They only serve in the role part-time.