Ben received his undergraduate degree from Kennesaw State. He also received a law degree from Emory Law. He lives with his wife, Stephanie.

Ben previously worked for a DeKalb Superior Court Judge. Ben also previously served in the U.S. Marine Corps.

Benjamin Stahl's campaign for State Senator is his first entry into politics.

Says, "One of the most important rights and privileges we have as Americans is the ability to access the ballots and vote for our representatives".

Wants to make Election Day a holiday and expand early voting "to allow more voters to get to the polls".

- Says, "One of the most important rights and privileges we have as Americans is the ability to access the ballots and vote for our representatives".
- Wants to make Election Day a holiday and expand early voting "to allow more voters to get to the polls".

Voting & Elections

Supports small businesses, and wants to ensure their success following the pandemic.

Wants to address dangerous intersections and lack of crosswalks and sinkholes.

- Supports small businesses, and wants to ensure their success following the pandemic. 
- Wants to address dangerous intersections and lack of crosswalks and sinkholes.

Economy

Supports access to affordable and comprehensive healthcare.

Wants to expand Medicaid to bring more coverage to Georgians.

- Supports access to affordable and comprehensive healthcare.
- Wants to expand Medicaid to bring more coverage to Georgians. 
- Supports pro-choice policies.

Healthcare

As of April 26, 2022, Benjamin Stahl’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Public Safety

Supports access to quality education, from Pre-K to higher education and trade schools.

Supports teachers and wants to ensure they have all the resources necessary.

- Supports access to quality education, from Pre-K to higher education and trade schools. 
- Supports teachers and wants to ensure they have all the resources necessary.

Education

Benjamin Stahl

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