Nate is the founder and owner of Green Eagle Transport, a logistics and transportation business. Previously he was the Executive Director Apostolic United Fellowship of Churches and Executive Director for the Southeast Conference of the Church Of God In Christ

Nate Green’s campaign for State Representative for District 55 is his first entry into politics. He previously worked as Chief of Staff and LGBTQIA+ Liason for Georgia State Representative, Keisha Waites.

As of April 25, 2022, Nate Green’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Voting & Elections

Supports expanding transportation options.

Wants to "increase prosperity, lift families from poverty, invest in small businesses as well as corporate developments, reduce income inequality, and ensure a fair and inclusive economy."

Wants to attract more employers to hire from the diverse employment pool of District 55.

- Supports expanding transportation options.
- Wants to "increase prosperity, lift families from poverty, invest in small businesses as well as corporate developments, reduce income inequality, and ensure a fair and inclusive economy."
- Wants to attract more employers to hire from the diverse employment pool of District 55.

Economy

Said, “access to affordable healthcare is fundamental to a prosperous life”.

Wants to use surplus tax dollars to fund an expanded public healthcare system in Georgia.

- Said, “access to affordable healthcare is fundamental to a prosperous life”.
- Wants to use surplus tax dollars to fund an expanded public healthcare system in Georgia.
- Supports HIV/AIDS awarness

Healthcare

Wants to create a task force of mental health professionals to work with police to help respond to non-violent crimes.

Supports enforcing punishment for criminal behavior, and providing rehabilitation services.

- Wants to create a task force of mental health professionals to work with police to help respond to non-violent crimes.  
- Supports enforcing punishment for criminal behavior, and providing rehabilitation services.

Public Safety

Said, “I believe that a strong education is the foundation to success, health, wealth, and healthy relationships.”

Wants to establish permanent teacher pay increases.

Wants to increase the presence of mental health professionals in schools.

Wants to fully fund Georgia's QBE formula and ensure tax dollars go to public schools.

- Said, “I believe that a strong education is the foundation to success, health, wealth, and healthy relationships.”
- Wants to establish permanent teacher pay increases.
- Wants to increase the presence of mental health professionals in schools.
- Wants to fully fund Georgia's QBE formula and ensure tax dollars go to public schools.

Education

Nate Green

Inga was born in Atlanta. She attended Howard University, graduating with a degree in arts, radio, television, and film. She serves on the advisory council for U.S. Congresswoman Nikema Williams.

Inga is currently the owner of The Mogul Group, a business consulting agency for the entertainment industry. She also serves as the VP of Strategic Partnerships for EdFarm’s  “Propel Center", a global HBCU campus.

Inga Willis’s campaign for State Representative for District 55 is her first entry into politics.

As of March 31, 2022, Inga Willis’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Wants to “protect homeowners and build affordable workforce housing, fix roads, and stop the push out.”

- Wants to “protect homeowners and build affordable workforce housing, fix roads, and stop the push out.”

Wants to expand healthcare and increase “senior access to food, medications, transportation, and housing.”

- Wants to expand healthcare and increase “senior access to food, medications, transportation, and housing.”

Wants to bring resources to students and teachers where needed.

- Wants to bring resources to students and teachers where needed.

Inga Willis

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