Chase lives in Hapeville, Georgia, with his fiancé, Imani.

Chase holds a B.A. in both International Affairs and Political Science from the University of Georgia as well as a Masters in Public Administration from Georgia State University. Chase is a managing associate at the Center for Transportation and the Environment (CTE), a national non-profit headquartered in Midtown. He previously taught English in Chile.

Chase has not previously run for any public office. Chase is currently serving his second term as the President of the Young Democrats of Atlanta.

Wants to make Election Day a state holiday.

Says, "I will fight to expand access to the ballot box through longer hours and more absentee drop-off locations".

Says, "I will hold town halls and canvass throughout the year across the district to meet folks where they are and to help solve their issues that policy changes under the gold dome will not".

Says, "The recent redistricting process was done in a way which targeted individuals and pinned candidates against each other. Our maps should be redrawn in a way which is reflective of population changes, not to unseat or prevent a candidate from running".

- Wants to make Election Day a state holiday.
- Says, "I will fight to expand access to the ballot box through longer hours and more absentee drop-off locations".
- Says, "I will hold town halls and canvass throughout the year across the district to meet folks where they are and to help solve their issues that policy changes under the gold dome will not".
- Says, "The recent redistricting process was done in a way which targeted individuals and pinned candidates against each other. Our maps should be redrawn in a way which is reflective of population changes, not to unseat or prevent a candidate from running".

Voting & Elections

Supports building sustainable infrastructure that is safe and equitable, especially for the south side of the district.

Wants to increase access to affordable housing.

Wants to raise state minimum wage to at (minimum) $15/hour.

Says, "Our state should continue incentivizing film companies to continue investing in Georgia".

Supports legalizing marijuana and says, "the tax revenue will bring millions of dollars to the state every year".

- Supports building sustainable infrastructure that is safe and equitable, especially for the south side of the district. 
- Wants to increase access to affordable housing.
- Wants to raise state minimum wage to at (minimum) $15/hour.
- Says, "Our state should continue incentivizing film companies to continue investing in Georgia". 
- Supports legalizing marijuana and says, "the tax revenue will bring millions of dollars to the state every year".

Economy

Supports Medicaid expansion to help "ensure that folks in rural areas have access to medical care close to home".

Says, "No Georgian should receive a surprise medical bill that forces them to go into debt".

- Supports Medicaid expansion to help "ensure that folks in rural areas have access to medical care close to home".
- Says, "No Georgian should receive a surprise medical bill that forces them to go into debt".

Healthcare

Supports hiring more teachers and increasing their base pay.

Wants to ensure that Georgia public schools are fully funded.

Says, "We should also decrease the classroom sizes in our schools".

- Supports hiring more teachers and increasing their base pay. 
- Wants to ensure that Georgia public schools are fully funded.
- Says, "We should also decrease the classroom sizes in our schools".

Education

Wants to decriminalize traffic violations.

Says, "We should invest in hiring mental health professionals that are dispatched when an individual is a threat to themselves or others".

- Wants to decriminalize traffic violations.
- Says, "We should invest in hiring mental health professionals that are dispatched when an individual is a threat to themselves or others".

Public Safety

Chase Stell

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