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Juawn earned his executive doctorate in higher education from the University of Georgia and holds a Master of Education Degree from Mercer University, as well as a Bachelor of Arts degree in political science from Georgia College & State University. He is the chairman of the Board of Trustees at Ebenezer Missionary Baptist Church.

Juawn is currently a program coordinator for the U.S. Department of Education, and a mentor relationship specialist for Big Brothers Big Sisters of America. He was previously a program assistant for the University of Georgia. 

Juawn Jackson has experience in public service as the youngest school board member in county history. He has served on the Bibb County Education Foundation Board and the Middle Georgia Regional Commission.

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The candidate's website says, "Skyrocketing prices and price-gouging by big corporations are making things harder than ever for our families... Juawn is committed to bringing down the cost of living and attracting good-paying jobs here at home..."

Wants to bring down the cost of living, believing it would attract good-paying jobs to the county.

- Wants to bring down the cost of living, believing it would attract good-paying jobs to the county.

Economy

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

Energy & the Environment

The candidate's website says, "Healthcare decisions should always stay between a woman and her doctor. Juawn will always protect access to abortion care, IBF, contraception, and other reproductive health services and seek solutions to the maternal mortality rate in Georgia, particularly among Black women."

Supports abortion, saying "healthcare decisions should always stay between a woman and her doctor."

The candidate's website says, "Too many families are struggling to afford adequate healthcare. Juawn will fight for affordable healthcare for hardworking Georgians by expanding Medicaid to provide coverage to over 500,000 Georgians."

Supports expansion of Medicaid to increase affordability of healthcare.

Wants to protect access to "IBF, contraception, and other reproductive health services and seek solutions to the maternal mortality rate in Georgia, particularly among Black women."

- Supports abortion, saying "healthcare decisions should always stay between a woman and her doctor."
- Supports expansion of Medicaid to increase affordability of healthcare.
- Wants to protect access to "IBF, contraception, and other reproductive health services and seek solutions to the maternal mortality rate in Georgia, particularly among Black women."

Healthcare

Voting & Elections

The candidate's website says, "He will invest in commonsense plans to keep us safe and support our first responders with better benefits and improved training programs."

Plans to "invest in commonsense plans to keep us safe and support our first responders with better benefits and improved training programs."

- Plans to "invest in commonsense plans to keep us safe and support our first responders with better benefits and improved training programs."

Public Safety

The candidate's website says, "Juawn has a proven record of results and knows what our schools and students need to thrive: fairly funding our schools, giving raises to educators, addressing our teacher shortage, and expanding universal pre-K."

Wants to fairly fund schools, give raises to educators, and expand universal Pre-K.

Supports educational advancement through college readiness programs for middle and high school students, advocates for postsecondary preparation, career guidance, and financial aid navigation, and represents Georgia's TRIO programs for enhanced educational opportunities.

- Wants to fairly fund schools, give raises to educators, and expand universal Pre-K.
- Supports educational advancement through college readiness programs for middle and high school students, advocates for postsecondary preparation, career guidance, and financial aid navigation, and represents Georgia's TRIO programs for enhanced educational opportunities.

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Juawn Jackson

Dr. Juawn A. Jackson earned his executive doctorate in Higher Education from the University of Georgia and holds a Master of Education Degree from Mercer University, as well as a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from Georgia College & State University. He is the chairman of the Board of Trustees at Ebenezer Missionary Baptist Church. Details about his family life are not provided.

As of April 4, 2024, Juawn Jackson’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Dr. Juawn Jackson has experience in public service as the youngest school board member in county history. He has served on the Bibb County Education Foundation Board and the Middle Georgia Regional Commission. Additionally, he is currently running for State Representative.

The candidate's website says, "Juawn is committed to bringing down the cost of living and attracting good-paying jobs"

- The candidate's website says, "Skyrocketing prices and price-gouging by big corporations are making things harder than ever for our families... Juawn is committed to bringing down the cost of living and attracting good-paying jobs here at home..."

The candidate's website says, "Juawn will always protect access to abortion care, IBF, contraception, and other reproductive health services"

The candidate's website says, "Juawn will fight for affordable healthcare for hardworking Georgians"

- The candidate's website says, "Healthcare decisions should always stay between a woman and her doctor. Juawn will always protect access to abortion care, IBF, contraception, and other reproductive health services and seek solutions to the maternal mortality rate in Georgia, particularly among Black women."
- The candidate's website says, "Too many families are struggling to afford adequate healthcare. Juawn will fight for affordable healthcare for hardworking Georgians by expanding Medicaid to provide coverage to over 500,000 Georgians."
- The candidate's website says, "Juawn will fight for affordable healthcare for hardworking Georgians"

The candidate's website says, "Every one of us deserves to feel safe and secure in our neighborhood... He will invest in commonsense plans to keep us safe and support our first responders with better benefits and improved training programs."

- The candidate's website says, "He will invest in commonsense plans to keep us safe and support our first responders with better benefits and improved training programs."

Supports educational accessibility, focusing on first-generation and low-income students in Middle Georgia, and has a history of service in local education, including as the youngest elected Bibb County Board of Education member and its president.

The candidate's website says, "fairly funding our schools, giving raises to educators, addressing our teacher shortage, and expanding universal pre-K."

- The candidate's website says, "Juawn has a proven record of results and knows what our schools and students need to thrive: fairly funding our schools, giving raises to educators, addressing our teacher shortage, and expanding universal pre-K."
- Supports educational advancement through college readiness programs for middle and high school students, advocates for postsecondary preparation, career guidance, and financial aid navigation, and represents Georgia's TRIO programs for enhanced educational opportunities.

As of April 3, 2024, Juawn Jackson’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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