Stewart is from Dawson, Georgia. He lives in Atlanta with his partner.

Stewart attended the University of Georgia and University of South Alabama’s nursing school. Stewart is a nurse. He practices at Emory University Hospital Midtown and at several rural hospitals in Greensboro, Putnam, Eatonton, and Madison.

Stewart Parnacott's campaign for State Representative is his first entry into politics.

Plans to bring medical personnel to Georgia and reduce the doctor and nursing shortage.

Wants to "make sure that elderly members of the community are well served by the healthcare system."

- Supports Medicare expansion.
- Plans to bring medical personnel to Georgia and reduce the doctor and nursing shortage. 
- Supports the right to choose. 
- Wants to "make sure that elderly members of the community are well served by the healthcare system."
- Plans to expand mental health services.

Healthcare

Wants to expand the affordable housing trusts that create opportunities for expansion.

Plans to partner with local organizations like Let Our House Be Your Home to place citizens re-entering into the community from incarceration to find affordable housing.

Supports freezing property tax increases for senior citizens and expand the senior property tax exemption.

- Wants to expand the affordable housing trusts that create opportunities for expansion.
- Plans to partner with local organizations like Let Our House Be Your Home to place citizens re-entering into the community from incarceration to find affordable housing.
- Wants to combat veteran homelessness. 
- Supports freezing property tax increases for senior citizens and expand the senior property tax exemption.

Economy

Wants to partner with the federal government’s American Families Plan to create “free, high-quality, accessible and inclusive preschool to all three and four year olds” in Georgia.

Plans to update the QBE to secure full public school funding.

Supports mental health resources for children and making safe schools a priority.

Wants to reinforce ways and means for debt-free graduation, bolster the HOPE Scholarship, connect more students with tuition-free technical college, and build pathways for more need and merit-based scholarships.

Plans to advocate for increased teacher salaries in the budget.

- Wants to partner with the federal government’s American Families Plan to create “free, high-quality, accessible and inclusive preschool to all three and four year olds” in Georgia.
- Plans to update the QBE to secure full public school funding.
- Supports mental health resources for children and making safe schools a priority.
- Wants to reinforce ways and means for debt-free graduation, bolster the HOPE Scholarship, connect more students with tuition-free technical college, and build pathways for more need and merit-based scholarships.
- Plans to advocate for increased teacher salaries in the budget.

Education

Plans to increase support for state and local mental health services.

Wants to use a "common-sense approach to gun reform that includes universal background checks and making certain that guns are banned on school campuses."

Supports increasing hospital and community support programs to reduce gun violence.

Plans to "work tirelessly to bridge the trust divide between police and citizens, as well as working to find ways to keep the community safe."

-Supports ending cash bail and removing jail time for small amounts of marijuana.

- Plans to increase support for state and local mental health services.
- Wants to use a "common-sense approach to gun reform that includes universal background checks and making certain that guns are banned on school campuses."
- Supports increasing hospital and community support programs to reduce gun violence.
- Plans to "work tirelessly to bridge the trust divide between police and citizens, as well as working to find ways to keep the community safe."
-Supports ending cash bail and removing jail time for small amounts of marijuana.

Public Safety

As of April 5, 2022, Stewart Parnacott’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Voting & Elections

Stewart Parnacott

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