Femi Oduwole

Believes the US is the only wealthy nation in the world where citizens face financial burdens due to high healthcare costs.

- Believes the US is the only wealthy nation in the world where citizens face financial burdens due to high healthcare costs. 
- Supports universal healthcare.

Healthcare

As of April 1, 2022, Jessica Allison Fore’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Immigration

Foreign Policy and Immigration

Environment

Supports minimum wages that are indexed to local housing costs so that working people can afford their homes.

Supports a separate minimum wage program for 16 and 17 year-old high school students. Her proposal would limit work hours on weekdays for no more than 20 hours per student.

Wants to adjust the top marginal tax rate to be dependent on creation of domestic jobs with livable wages. She said, "If you're paying poverty wages, shipping jobs overseas, and expecting your workers to obtain taxpayer funded public assistance to make ends meet, you're going to pay higher taxes."

- Supports minimum wages that are indexed to local housing costs so that working people can afford their homes. 
- Supports a separate minimum wage program for 16 and 17 year-old high school students. Her proposal would limit work hours on weekdays for no more than 20 hours per student.
- Wants to adjust the top marginal tax rate to be dependent on creation of domestic jobs with livable wages. She said, "If you're paying poverty wages, shipping jobs overseas, and expecting your workers to obtain taxpayer funded public assistance to make ends meet, you're going to pay higher taxes."

Economy

Jessica Allison Fore

City of Hull

Supports a woman's autonomy over their own reproductive rights.

Wants to expand Medicaid to include dental, vision, and mental health care.

- Supports a woman's autonomy over their own reproductive rights. 
- Wants to expand Medicaid to include dental, vision, and mental health care. 
- Supports a logical Universal Healthcare.

As of April 1, 2022, Paul Walton’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Believes in the science of climate change.

- Believes in the science of climate change.

Supports investing in "common welfare" such as road, education, defense, and health with a well managed tax system.

Said, "you can't run a country on borrowed money."

- Supports investing in "common welfare" such as road, education, defense, and health with a well managed tax system. 
- Said, "you can't run a country on borrowed money."

Paul Walton

Congress.gov

Believes that Healthcare is a human right and that no one should accumulate high amounts of debt because of healthcare costs.

Supports passing Medicare for All into law.

Supports funding programs that give women autonomy over their reproductive decisions.

- Believes that Healthcare is a human right and that no one should accumulate high amounts of debt because of healthcare costs. 
- Supports passing Medicare for All into law. 
- Supports funding programs that give women autonomy over their reproductive decisions.

Supports a pathway to citizenship for all children and young adults who were raised in the US and face deportation.

Opposes the slow green card and citizenship process because undocumented children will age out before they are considered.

- Supports a pathway to citizenship for all children and young adults who were raised in the US and face deportation. 
- Opposes the slow green card and citizenship process because undocumented children will age out before they are considered.

As of April 1, 2022, Phyllis Hatcher’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Supports the Build Back Better plan that was signed into law that provided significant investments in the US' infrastructure system including clean manufacturing, smart power grids, and creation of green jobs.

Supported President Biden's decision to rejoin the Paris Climate Accord.

- Believes in the science of climate change. 
- Supports the Build Back Better plan that was signed into law that provided significant investments in the US' infrastructure system including clean manufacturing, smart power grids, and creation of green jobs. 
- Supported President Biden's decision to rejoin the Paris Climate Accord.

The White House

Supports the Made in America Tax Plan proposed by President Biden.

Supports the American Jobs Plan which provides significant investments in American public sector such as infrastructure, clean drinking water, renewed electrical grids, high-speed broadband, and much more with the aim of creating jobs across the country.

Opposes the Trump "Tax Cuts and Jobs Act", saying she believes it allowed corporations to buy more stock and pay executives large bonuses.

Supports raising the corporate income tax.

Supports the Protecting the Right to Organize Act. This bill would protect the right to unionize. This bill has passed the House and is pending in the Senate. The bill is not law.

- Supports the Made in America Tax Plan proposed by President Biden.
- Supports the American Jobs Plan which provides significant investments in American public sector such as infrastructure, clean drinking water, renewed electrical grids, high-speed broadband, and much more with the aim of creating jobs across the country. 
- Opposes the Trump "Tax Cuts and Jobs Act", saying she believes it allowed corporations to buy more stock and pay executives large bonuses.
- Supports raising the corporate income tax. 
- Supports the Protecting the Right to Organize Act. This bill would protect the right to unionize. This bill has passed the House and is pending in the Senate. The bill is not law.

Phyllis Hatcher

LinkedIn

Started a medical transportation service to help the chronically ill patients to and from their medical appointments.

Believes it is unacceptable that any American faces bankruptcy by medical debt.

Wants to make insurance and healthcare more affordable.

- Started a medical transportation service to help the chronically ill patients to and from their medical appointments. 
- Believes it is unacceptable that any American faces bankruptcy by medical debt. 
- Wants to make insurance and healthcare more affordable. 
- Supports Medicare for All.

Opposes the inhumane treatment of migrants; denying claims of asylum to those fleeing gang violence, and domestic abuse; and incarcerating migrant children.

Wants to make legal immigration more accessible.

Wants to reform immigration laws to make the green card application or citizenship process more efficient.

- Opposes the inhumane treatment of migrants; denying claims of asylum to those fleeing gang violence, and domestic abuse; and incarcerating migrant children. 
- Wants to make legal immigration more accessible.
- Wants to reform immigration laws to make the green card application or citizenship process more efficient.

As of April 1, 2022, Tabitha Johnson-Green’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Believes in the science of climate action.

Wants to see cleaner air and water to promote healthy communities.

Wants to increase investments in clean energy like solar and wind energy.

Wants to reduce carbon emissions and transition the US to a fossil fuel free, 100% renewable energy system and a modernized electrical grid.

Wants to invest in retraining coal industry workers to work with clean energy so they can take green jobs while reducing greenhouse gases.

- Believes in the science of climate action. 
- Wants to see cleaner air and water to promote healthy communities. 
- Wants to increase investments in clean energy like solar and wind energy. 
- Wants to reduce carbon emissions and transition the US to a fossil fuel free, 100% renewable energy system and a modernized electrical grid. 
- Wants to invest in retraining coal industry workers to work with clean energy so they can take green jobs while reducing greenhouse gases.

Tabitha Johnson-Green

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- Representatives are elected to two-year terms. To hold this office, a candidate must be a legal resident of Georgia and a US citizen for at least seven years before their election. US Representatives are paid a salary of $174,000/year.