Errol holds a a Bachelor of Science degree in Chemistry from Union County College and Georgia State University. He lives in Peachtree City with his wife.

Errol is now the Vice President of the Main Street Commons H.O.A.

Errol was a Councilman on the Hampton City Council for four years.

Wants to ensure there are resources for homeless American Veterans.

- Wants to ensure there are resources for homeless American Veterans.

Economy

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Wants to see inexpensive healthcare solutions.

Wants to bring down the cost of perscription medication.

- Wants to see inexpensive healthcare solutions.
- Wants to bring down the cost of perscription medication.

Healthcare

Wants to end "arbitrary detention and imprisonment.

Wants to "reduce racial inequities within the judicial system".

Supports alternatives to jail for community safety.

- Wants to end "arbitrary detention and imprisonment.
- Wants to "reduce racial inequities within the judicial system".
- Supports alternatives to jail for community safety.

Public Safety

Wants to ensure public schools, including pre-kindergarten, are fully funded.

Wants "equitable compensation" for educators.

- Wants to ensure public schools, including pre-kindergarten, are fully funded. 
- Wants "equitable compensation" for educators.

Education

- Wants to restore the Voting Rights Act.

Voting & Elections

Errol Mitchell

William was born in Atlanta, Georgia. He holds a Bachelor's of Business Administration from Georgia College and State University.

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William is a regulatory compliance specialist.

Ballotpedia

William previously ran to represent District 74 in 2020. He lost in the general election.

- Wants to raise wages.
- Wants to lower taxes.

- Wants to expand Medicaid.
- Wants to invest in rural hospitals.

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

William Harris

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