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Maurice lives in DeKalb County with his wife and one child.

Maurice holds a bachelor's degree in finance and a master's degree in Urban Studies from Georgia State University. Maurice is an Accounts Receivable Representative at Comcast.

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Maurice unsuccessfully ran for Georgia State Senate to represent District 10 in 2020.

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

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Wants to bring more economic variety to District 84.

Wants to promote access to more options for entertainment, dining, and kid-friendly activities in District 84.

Concerned about the rise in investor-bought houses affecting the affordability of homes for residents.

- Wants to raise the minimum wage. 
- Wants to bring more economic variety to District 84.
- Wants to promote access to more options for entertainment, dining, and kid-friendly activities in District 84.
- Concerned about the rise in investor-bought houses affecting the affordability of homes for residents.

Economy

Healthcare

Public Safety

Advocates for equality of opportunity in schools.

- Advocates for equality of opportunity in schools.

Education

Maurice Raeford

Omari holds a bachelor's degree from Florida A&M University and a master of business administration from North Carolina Central University. Omari is an attorney. Prior to practicing law he was a middle school teacher.

Omari is an Assistant DeKalb County Attorney.

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

Wants to provide incentives to new businesses to offset health care costs.

Wants to expand the number of entrepreneur support organizations that receive workforce training funding.

Wants to implement more affordable financial literacy curriculums that will prepare aspiring entrepreneurs.

- Wants to provide incentives to new businesses to offset health care costs.
- Wants to expand the number of entrepreneur support organizations that receive workforce training funding.
- Wants to implement more affordable financial literacy curriculums that will prepare aspiring entrepreneurs.
- Wants to raise the minimum wage.

Advocates for all Georgians to have affordable healthcare.

Wants to push for equitable funding for drug and alcohol addiction treatment programs.

Wants to develop more senior citizen wellness programs.

- Advocates for all Georgians to have affordable healthcare.
- Wants to push for equitable funding for drug and alcohol addiction treatment programs.
- Wants to develop more senior citizen wellness programs.

Wants to implement more community-based camera systems throughout DeKalb County.

Wants to install surveillance cameras at local businesses and improve lighting in local parks.

Wants to strengthen protections for victims of family and dating violence.

Wants to develop more diversion programs.

Wants to create more job readiness programs to prepare people who are incarcerated for work upon their release.

- Wants to implement more community-based camera systems throughout DeKalb County.
- Wants to install surveillance cameras at local businesses and improve lighting in local parks.
- Wants to strengthen protections for victims of family and dating violence.
- Wants to develop more diversion programs.
- Wants to create more job readiness programs to prepare people who are incarcerated for work upon their release.

Wants to allocate more funding for affordable Pre-K.

Wants to invest in more community-based mentoring, tutorial, and developmental programs.

Wants to raise funding for recreation centers for structured play to improve physical and mental health.

- Wants to allocate more funding for affordable Pre-K.
- Wants to invest in more community-based mentoring, tutorial, and developmental programs.
- Wants to raise funding for recreation centers for structured play to improve physical and mental health.

Omari Crawford

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