Kimberly Pope Adams

Kimberly Pope Adams Announces Run for HD-82

As of April 14, 2023, Kimberly Pope Adams’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Energy & the Environment

Wants more funding for job training to help workers adapt to new industries.

Plans to use tax breaks to get businesses to recruit from the community.

Supports paid sick leave for workers to take care of themselves and their children.

Wants to get local farmers to donate to community food banks and sell directly to public schools.

Supports the right of workers to form unions.

- Wants more funding for job training to help workers adapt to new industries.
- Plans to use tax breaks to get businesses to recruit from the community. 
- Supports paid sick leave for workers to take care of themselves and their children. 
- Wants to get local farmers to donate to community food banks and sell directly to public schools. 
- Supports the right of workers to form unions.

Economy

Supports abortion, and wants to prevent abortion bans or obstacles to receiving an abortion, such as mandatory waiting periods before someone can get an abortion.

- Supports abortion, and wants to prevent abortion bans or obstacles to receiving an abortion, such as mandatory waiting periods before someone can get an abortion. 
- Supports access to birth control.

Healthcare

Wants more funding for the public school system, wants to raise teacher pay, and wants to modernize school buildings.

- Wants more funding for the public school system, wants to raise teacher pay, and wants to modernize school buildings.

Education

Wants more funding for the police and sheriff departments.

Supports the police working with community leaders to figure out how to prevent violence.

- Wants more funding for the police and sheriff departments. 
- Supports the police working with community leaders to figure out how to prevent violence.

Public Safety

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Wants more funding for renewable energy sources, and wants to provide training for workers looking to move out of fossil fuel jobs.

Supports preparing infrastructure for future extreme weather events.

- Wants more funding for renewable energy sources, and wants to provide training for workers looking to move out of fossil fuel jobs. 
- Supports preparing infrastructure for future extreme weather events.

Plans to focus on recruiting employers to the district.

Wants more affordable housing, especially for teachers, the police, firefighters, nurses, EMTs, and medical aides.

- Plans to focus on recruiting employers to the district. 
- Wants more affordable housing, especially for teachers, the police, firefighters, nurses, EMTs, and medical aides.

Wants more access to affordable healthcare, including mental healthcare, substance use disorder treatment, and prescription medication.

- Supports abortion. 
- Wants more access to affordable healthcare, including mental healthcare, substance use disorder treatment, and prescription medication. 
- Supports making insulin more affordable.

Wants to make college more affordable and supports the community college system.

Supports more training and apprenticeship programs.

- Supports universal preschool. 
- Wants to make college more affordable and supports the community college system. 
- Supports more training and apprenticeship programs.

Wants mental health professionals and social workers to respond to crises.

Supports gun control, including removing guns from people with serious mental health issues and people who have been convicted of violent crimes.

- Wants mental health professionals and social workers to respond to crises. 
- Supports gun control, including removing guns from people with serious mental health issues and people who have been convicted of violent crimes.

Victor McKenzie Jr.

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