City of Hull

Paul is from Los Angeles, California. He moved to Georgia in 1996. He is married and has five children.

Paul has a degree in psychology from Los Angeles Community College, and a degree from Athens Technical College to study Business Management. Paul is a "blue collar worker." He previously led a youth development program called the Knights of Pythagoras. He was awarded the Community Service Award from the Athens Black History Bowl in 2013 for the youth development program.

Paul Walton is currently the Mayor of the City of Hull. He was elected in 2019 and is serving his first term. However, he was also elected in 2007 as a Councilman but only served on term so he could focus on raising his children. He ran for office again in 2018 for Hull City Councilman and won, and one year later was elected as Mayor.

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.

Healthcare

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

Immigration

Foreign Policy and Immigration

Believes in the science of climate change.

- Believes in the science of climate change.

Environment

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."

Economy

Paul Walton

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