Plans to lower costs for families struggling with inflation.

Wants to "Continue Georgia's record-breaking economic success."

Plans to "put our interests over Atlanta's."

- Plans to lower costs for families struggling with inflation.
- Wants to "Continue Georgia's record-breaking economic success."
- Plans to "put our interests over Atlanta's."

Economy

As of March 19, 2024, Elvia Davila’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Energy & the Environment

Healthcare

Voting & Elections

Said "We need leaders who take rising crime seriously and prioritize justice over politics. As your voice in Atlanta, I will be a relentless advocate for victims and families to ensure safety in our streets."

Plans to support legislation increasing public safety in local communities.

Said "she will support continued efforts to crack down on the criminals who are peddling drugs, human trafficking, and violence across our communities."

She advocates for reforms aimed at ensuring accountability for prosecutors and district attorneys that show leniency when prosecuting defendants and suspects.

- Said "We need leaders who take rising crime seriously and prioritize justice over politics. As your voice in Atlanta, I will be a relentless advocate for victims and families to ensure safety in our streets."
- Plans to support legislation increasing public safety in local communities.
- Supports law enforcement.
- Said "she will support continued efforts to crack down on the criminals who are peddling drugs, human trafficking, and violence across our communities."
- She advocates for reforms aimed at ensuring accountability for prosecutors and district attorneys that show leniency when prosecuting defendants and suspects.

Public Safety

Wants to fully fund public schools and plans to support teaches.

- Wants to fully fund public schools and plans to support teaches.

Education

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Elvia Davila

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