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She earned her bachelor's degree at the University of Georgia and her law degree at Georgia State University. Beth is an entertainment attorney at Vivid IP. She also previously ran her own law firm from 2012-2021.

Beth is a current representative for District 95 in the Georgia House of Representatives. She was elected in 2018.

As of April 27, 2022, Beth Moore’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Voting & Elections

- Wants to invest in a new transit plan.
- Wants to focus on equity in spending.

Economy

Wants to increase access to healthcare in rural areas.

Wants to expand affordable healthcare options.

- Wants to increase access to healthcare in rural areas.
- Wants to expand affordable healthcare options.
- Supports reproductive choices for women.

Healthcare

Wants to expand 911 to include emergency mental health services.

Wants to expand background checks for gun buyers.

Wants to reform sentencing guidelines for non-violent offenders.

- Wants to expand 911 to include emergency mental health services. 
- Wants to expand background checks for gun buyers. 
- Wants to reform sentencing guidelines for non-violent offenders.

Public Safety

Legislative Page

Sponsored a HB 892, a bill designed to revise and clarify the Georgia Department of Education position on bullying.

Wants to restore money cut from education budget.

- Sponsored a HB 892, a bill designed to revise and clarify the Georgia Department of Education position on bullying.
- Wants to restore money cut from education budget.

Education

Beth Moore

Nabilah grew up in Norcross and Lawrenceville. She attended Georgia State University.

Nabilah is the founder of NAI Consulting. She has also worked in a variety of roles in Democratic political organizations, including as a Senior Advisor to the Gwinnett Democratic Party and at the Democratic National Committee.

Nabilah has not previously run for any public office. She is a current appointee on the Gwinnett Outreach Advisory Board.

Wants to reduce waiting times for voting.

Wants to require voting materials available in different languages.

Supports expanding early voting locations and 24/7 absentee drop boxes.

Wants more resources to help assist senior citizens or those with disabilities to vote.

- Wants to reduce waiting times for voting.
- Wants to require voting materials available in different languages.
- Supports expanding early voting locations and 24/7 absentee drop boxes.
- Wants more resources to help assist senior citizens or those with disabilities to vote.

Supports raising the minimum wage to $15/hour and pegging the minimum to inflation over time.

Wants to use tax relief incentives to reduce housing costs in Gwinnett.

- Supports raising the minimum wage to $15/hour and pegging the minimum to inflation over time. 
- Supports unions.
- Wants to use tax relief incentives to reduce housing costs in Gwinnett.

Says, she will "fight to fully expand Medicaid and ensure that good-quality health care is treated as a human right, not a luxury".

Wants to reduce "inequities in health care outcomes, like maternal mortality rates".

Want to fully fund public health agencies and hospitals.

- Says, she will "fight to fully expand Medicaid and ensure that good-quality health care is treated as a human right, not a luxury".
- Wants to reduce "inequities in health care outcomes, like maternal mortality rates".
- Want to fully fund public health agencies and hospitals. 
- Supports pro-choice policies.

Wants to "address the root causes of crime and invest in underserved communities".

Wants more mental health professionals in police departments.

- Wants to legalize cannabis.
- Supports ending cash bail.
- Wants to abolish the death penalty.
- Wants to "address the root causes of crime and invest in underserved communities".
- Wants more mental health professionals in police departments.

Supports giving teachers "a curriculum that is educator driven not politician driven".

- Wants to increase funding for education.
- Wants to increase salaries of teachers. 
- Supports giving teachers "a curriculum that is educator driven not politician driven".

Nabilah Islam

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