Bryce Berry graduated from Mary Institute and St. Louis Country Day school and holds a Bachelor's Degree in Economics and Spanish from Morehouse College. He is from St. Louis, Missouri and resides in Atlanta. He is a member of the Antioch North Baptist Church in Atlanta. 

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Bryce Berry currently serves as a Middle School Math teacher in Atlanta. He has experience as Deputy Political Director for the 2022 Coordinated Campaigns of Senator Raphael Warnock and Stacey Abrams. He also served as a state youth leader for President Biden and Vice President Harris' 2020 election. 

As of October 24, 2024, Bryce Berry’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Wants to grant small businesses tax incentives to promote "fair wages, healthcare benefits, and demonstrate sustainable and environmentally responsible practices."

Supports equable contracts by incentivizing state agencies to work with under resourced businesses.

Wants to implement mixed-income housing developments and zoning reforms.

Wants to invest in public transit as he believes that will "reduce commuting costs for low-income workers".

Plans to limit rent increases with rental assistance programs to assist low-income populations and seek relationships with agencies to increase availability of rental subsidies and emergency rent relief programs.

Wants to implement " just-cause eviction policies", such as holding landlords accountable through " fines, penalties, and potential property seizures if they fail to meet housing quality standards."

Plans to pass a law demanding developers agree to aid communities via affordable housing, and local job opportunities, and to consider public opinion.

Wants to monitor gentrification though readily available data.

- Plans to raise minimum wage.
- Wants to grant small businesses tax incentives to promote "fair wages, healthcare benefits, and demonstrate sustainable and environmentally responsible practices."
- Supports equable contracts by incentivizing state agencies to work with under resourced businesses.
- Wants to implement mixed-income housing developments and zoning reforms.
- Wants to invest in public transit as he believes that will "reduce commuting costs for low-income workers".
- Plans to limit rent increases with rental assistance programs to assist low-income populations and seek relationships with agencies to increase availability of rental subsidies and emergency rent relief programs.
- Wants to implement " just-cause eviction policies", such as holding landlords accountable through " fines, penalties, and potential property seizures if they fail to meet housing quality standards."
- Plans to pass a law demanding developers agree to aid communities via affordable housing, and local job opportunities, and to consider public opinion.
- Wants to monitor gentrification though readily available data.

Economy

Plans to allocate federal funds to support green infrastructure and sustainability projects as he believes that will "create jobs and foster a more environmentally responsible economy."

- Plans to allocate federal funds to support green infrastructure and sustainability projects as he believes that will "create jobs and foster a more environmentally responsible economy."

Energy & the Environment

Wants to expand Medicaid and "supports legislation that closes the coverage gap, allowing low-income individuals and families to access essential healthcare services".

Supports abortion and reproductive healthcare services.

Plans to allocate funding towards community health care centers and clinics to "increase accessibility to primary and preventative care services in underserved areas."

Wants to expand the healthcare force to meet local community needs.

Plans to focus on healthcare for marginalized community.

Supports providing mental health services and initiatives.

Opposes gun control, declaring it "a public health emergency in the State of Georgia."

- Wants to expand Medicaid and "supports legislation that closes the coverage gap, allowing low-income individuals and families to access essential healthcare services".
- Supports abortion and reproductive healthcare services.
- Plans to allocate funding towards community health care centers and clinics to "increase accessibility to primary and preventative care services in underserved areas."
- Wants to expand the healthcare force to meet local community needs.
- Plans to focus on healthcare for marginalized community.
- Supports providing mental health services and initiatives.
- Opposes gun control, declaring it "a public health emergency in the State of Georgia."

Healthcare

As of July 25, 2024, Bryce Berry’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Public Safety

Supports improving school infrastructure through funding construction and renovation projects.

Plans to federally fund public schools and allocate surplus money to universal Pre-K education and adjust Georgia's QBE to greater consider low-income students, Early English leaners, and students with disabilities.

Wants to reduce standardized testing and alter school assessments.

- Plans to raise teacher pay.
- Supports improving school infrastructure through funding construction and renovation projects.
- Plans to federally fund public schools and allocate surplus money to universal Pre-K education and adjust Georgia's QBE to greater consider low-income students, Early English leaners, and students with disabilities.
- Wants to reduce standardized testing and alter school assessments.

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Bryce Berry

Mesha received a Bachelor of Science in health sciences and a Master's in Physical Therapy from Howard University and a Doctor of Business Administration from Northcentral University. She resides in Atlanta with her family.

Mesha has experience as a licensed physical therapist and founder of an immersion language school. She also founded the Junior Business League. She previously worked for the United States Agency for International Development Office of Global Health and the Centers for Disease Control.

Mesha K. Mainor is the State Representative for Georgia District 56. She was elected to the position in 2020 and has served two terms. She left the Democratic Party and joined the Republican Party in 2023.

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Authored House Bill 1149, which requires audits of discretionary funds of county officers, aiming to improve transparency and accountability.

- Authored House Bill 1149, which requires audits of discretionary funds of county officers, aiming to improve transparency and accountability.

As of July 25, 2024, Mesha K. Mainor’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Squatters Reform Act gives property owners more rights in Georgia

Supported prosecutor oversight bills, stemming from a previous stalking incident.

Advocates for the Squatters Reform Act, which would give property owners expanded rights to "evict those who have illegally taken possession of a home."

Supports the Firearm Safe Handling and Secure Storage Tax Credit Act, which provides a tax credit for expenses incurred from safe storage devices and safe handling instructional courses.

- Supported prosecutor oversight bills, stemming from a previous stalking incident.
- Advocates for the Squatters Reform Act, which would give property owners expanded rights to "evict those who have illegally taken possession of a home."
- Supports the Firearm Safe Handling and Secure Storage Tax Credit Act, which provides a tax credit for expenses incurred from safe storage devices and safe handling instructional courses.

Supported the $9,500 in salary increases for teachers, the expansion of Pre-K programs, and funding for public schools from tax credits through the passage of the Georgia Promise Scholarship.

Advocates for protecting children from adult internet content.

- Supports private school vouchers.
- Supported the $9,500 in salary increases for teachers, the expansion of Pre-K programs, and funding for public schools from tax credits through the passage of the Georgia Promise Scholarship.
- Advocates for protecting children from adult internet content.

Mesha K. Mainor

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- There are 180 members of the Georgia House of Representatives, each representing a single district.
- State Representatives are elected to two-year terms. They are paid a yearly salary of $17,342. They only serve in the role part-time.

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