James A. DeVita & Associates

Information on James DeVita's personal background is not available at this time.

James is a lawyer. He owns law firm James A. DeVita & Associates.

James DeVita's campaign for state senate is his first entry into politics.

Wants to create tax credits for installing solar power and buying electric vehicles.

- Wants to create tax credits for installing solar power and buying electric vehicles.

Energy & the Environment

Supports partnerships between local businesses and government.

Wants to expand existing programs for people who need food.

Supports building more shelters, create drug treatment programs, and creating job training programs for homeless individuals.

Wants to "change the law so that there is a presumption that custody in divorce cases is 50\50."

- Supports partnerships between local businesses and government.
- Wants to expand existing programs for people who need food. 
- Supports building more shelters, create drug treatment programs, and creating job training programs for homeless individuals.
- Wants to "change the law so that there is a presumption that custody in divorce cases is 50\50."

Economy

Healthcare

Wants to provide free daycare for low-income families through the public schools.

- Wants to provide free daycare for low-income families through the public schools.

Education

Wants to "get the police involved in and responsive to the communities they are policing."

Supports new and non-lethal methods for arresting people.

- Wants to "get the police involved in and responsive to the communities they are policing."
- Supports new and non-lethal methods for arresting people.

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James DeVita

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