Teri Anulewicz was born in New Orleans, Louisiana, and raised in New Orleans and Houston, Texas. She moved to Georgia in 1994 and graduated from Agnes Scott College with a bachelor's degree in International Relations in 1998. Teri lives with her husband, Chris, and their two children near downtown Smyrna, Georgia. 

Teri's professional experience includes public affairs and government relations, with a focus on advocacy, alliance development, and grassroots mobilization.

Teri Anulewicz has been serving in the Georgia House of Representatives since a special election in November 2017, representing House District 42. She previously served on the Smyrna City Council as the Ward 3 representative from 2007 to 2017. She also briefly served as Mayor Pro Tem in 2016. 

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The candidate's website says, "Dobbins Air Reserve Base is home to the Air Force, the National Guard, and Lockheed Martin’s Marietta operations... Dobbins supports an estimated 20,000 jobs and has a $1 billion annual economic impact..."

The candidate's website says, "I think it has to be regional... I don’t think it can be piecemeal... there needs to be some kind of cohesiveness when it comes to transit.”"

Supports enhancing transit in HD42 to improve quality of life and economic competitiveness, believing it leads to shorter commutes, job access, reduced childcare costs, and greater economic stability for women and families.

Supports enhancing transit to improve quality of life and economic competitiveness. She believes this leads to shorter commutes, job access, reduced childcare costs, and greater economic stability for women and families.

Supports economic diversity in HD 42, advocates for fair wages, job creation for all, and acknowledges the economic importance of caregiving within one of Georgia's fastest-growing regions.

Advocates for fair wages, job creation for all, and acknowledges the economic importance of caregiving within one of Georgia's fastest-growing regions.

Plans to bolster economic growth and neighborhood vibrancy, foster fiscal health for residents and businesses, and enhance public transit, ensuring responsive, transparent leadership for the economic well-being of House District 42.

Plans to bolster economic growth and neighborhood vibrancy, foster fiscal health for residents and businesses, and enhance public transit.

- Supports enhancing transit to improve quality of life and economic competitiveness. She believes this leads to shorter commutes, job access, reduced childcare costs, and greater economic stability for women and families.
- Advocates for fair wages, job creation for all, and acknowledges the economic importance of caregiving within one of Georgia's fastest-growing regions.
- Plans to bolster economic growth and neighborhood vibrancy, foster fiscal health for residents and businesses, and enhance public transit.

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The candidate's website says, "The COVID-19 vaccine is available to all Georgians ages 12 and up."

The candidate's website says, "If you suspect you may be infected with, or have been exposed to COVID-19 call the Georgia COVID-19 Hotline (844) 442-2681 before you visit an ER, Urgent Care center, or doctor’s office. La información está disponible en inglés y español."

Supports walk-in COVID-19 vaccinations at the Smyrna Community Center, Georgia, available to all every Friday afternoon, with additional information on local vaccine sites accessible online.

The candidate's website says, "Click here to schedule your vaccine through the Georgia Department of Public Health, and click here for a comprehensive list of pharmacy vaccine locations."

Supports the widespread availability of the free, safe, and extensively tested COVID-19 vaccine for Georgians 12 and older, and encourages reviewing CDC resources and Pfizer vaccine safety FAQs for informed decision-making.

Supports the widespread availability of the COVID-19 vaccine for Georgians 12 and older, and encourages reviewing CDC resources and Pfizer vaccine safety FAQs for informed decision-making.

Supports Medicaid expansion in Georgia for affordable care, advocates for women's reproductive rights, and emphasizes the need to alleviate healthcare costs and accessibility burdens for families.

Introduced the Paid Sick Leave Act (legislation to require all employers to implement paid sick leave for employees in Georgia).

- Supports the widespread availability of the COVID-19 vaccine for Georgians 12 and older, and encourages reviewing CDC resources and Pfizer vaccine safety FAQs for informed decision-making.
- Supports Medicaid expansion in Georgia for affordable care, advocates for women's reproductive rights, and emphasizes the need to alleviate healthcare costs and accessibility burdens for families.
- Introduced the Paid Sick Leave Act (legislation to require all employers to implement paid sick leave for employees in Georgia).

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Supports top-tier K-12 education, free universal pre-K, and advocates for HOPE to expand college and technical training, ensuring family success and attracting businesses through a skilled workforce.

Supports free universal pre-K and advocates for HOPE (a statewide financial assistance program) to expand access to college and technical training. 

- Supports free universal pre-K and advocates for HOPE (a statewide financial assistance program) to expand access to college and technical training. 

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Gabriel Sanchez was born and raised in Cobb County, Georgia, to Colombian immigrant parents. He holds a Bachelors Degree in Film and Video Studies from Georgia State University and currently resides in Smyrna, Georgia with his partner Anna. 

Gabriel Sanchez has worked for Democratic Representatives Sam Park and Park Cannon in the Georgia State House in increments spanning 2018 to 2021. For the past two years, he has served as a Fellow and Policy Associate for a coalition of various advocacy organizations. 

Gabriel Sanchez’s campaign for state representative is his first entry into politics. 

Supports an inclusive economy with paid leave, $20 minimum wage, consistent work hours, and expanded union rights, emphasizing investment in workers who are essential to society and the economy, like teachers and nurses.

Supports increasing minimum wage to $20 an hour and unionizing workers. Said "teachers, nurses, drivers...perform essential jobs...and we deserve more". 

The candidate's website says, "Everyone deserves affordable housing, good-paying jobs, accessible transit, and quality healthcare. Working families across Georgia are struggling to make ends meet because corporations and wealthy elites have rigged society against the 99%."

Said "Everyone deserves affordable housing, good-paying jobs, accessible transit, and quality healthcare... corporations and wealthy elites have rigged society against the 99%."

Supports economic policies ensuring safe housing, affordable healthcare, living wages, and quality education, and believes full-time workers should earn enough to support their families, addressing the issue of diminishing returns despite increased work hours.

Said, "Housing insecurity is real and felt by so many in our community... rent increases dramatically every year... Too many people are struggling to pay the bills despite working 40 hours a week, or often more than that. In the wealthiest country in the world, it should not be this hard to get by. Working families deserve a system that works for them..."

Said "Housing insecurity is real and felt by so many in our community... rent increases dramatically every year... Too many people are struggling to pay the bills despite working 40 hours a week, or often more than that. In the wealthiest country in the world, it should not be this hard to get by. Working families deserve a system that works for them..."

The candidate's website says, "Make it easier to rent by reducing income requirements to qualify for an apartment, ending application fees, limiting security deposits, and allowing local governments to control rent"

Believes housing is a human right and opposes corporate exploitation in real estate, which exacerbates the affordable housing crisis in Cobb County and Atlanta by driving up rents and neglecting property maintenance.

Believes housing is a human right and opposes corporate exploitation in real estate, which he claims exacerbates the affordable housing crisis in Cobb County and Atlanta by driving up rents and neglecting property maintenance.

The candidate's website says, "Require business to establish just cause before firing employees"

Plans to "Require business to establish just cause before firing employees"

The candidate's website says, "Repealing Georgia's anti-union “right-to-work” laws"

Plans to abolish Georgia's anti-union “right-to-work” laws"

The candidate's website says, "End work requirements for essential benefits (disability, healthcare, SNAP, etc)"

The candidate's website says, "Tax the wealthiest 1% so they pay their fair share with a more progressive state income tax"

Plans to tax the wealthiest 1% at increased percentage "so they pay their fair share with a more progressive state income tax".

The candidate's website says, "Expand collective bargaining and the right to strike to ALL workers in Georgia"

The candidate's website says, "Workers are the backbone of our economy, and deserve to be treated as such. Investing in people is investing in the economy."

Said, "The status quo isn’t working for working families. I pledge to work for Georgians like you–that means NOT accepting corporate or corporate PAC support."

The candidate's website says, "Promote strong investments in affordable, public, and social housing developments like Atlanta's AUDC housing"

Plans to investments in public and social housing projects such as Atlanta's AUDC housing.

The candidate's website says, "Banning drug screenings and “the box” during employment applications"

Wants to abolish drug screenings and “the box” in employment applications. 

- Supports increasing minimum wage to $20 an hour and unionizing workers. Said "teachers, nurses, drivers...perform essential jobs...and we deserve more". 
- Said "Everyone deserves affordable housing, good-paying jobs, accessible transit, and quality healthcare... corporations and wealthy elites have rigged society against the 99%."
- Supports economic policies ensuring safe housing, affordable healthcare, living wages, and quality education, and believes full-time workers should earn enough to support their families, addressing the issue of diminishing returns despite increased work hours.
- Said "Housing insecurity is real and felt by so many in our community... rent increases dramatically every year... Too many people are struggling to pay the bills despite working 40 hours a week, or often more than that. In the wealthiest country in the world, it should not be this hard to get by. Working families deserve a system that works for them..."
- The candidate's website says, "Make it easier to rent by reducing income requirements to qualify for an apartment, ending application fees, limiting security deposits, and allowing local governments to control rent"
- Believes housing is a human right and opposes corporate exploitation in real estate, which he claims exacerbates the affordable housing crisis in Cobb County and Atlanta by driving up rents and neglecting property maintenance.
- Plans to "Require business to establish just cause before firing employees"
- Plans to abolish Georgia's anti-union “right-to-work” laws"
- The candidate's website says, "End work requirements for essential benefits (disability, healthcare, SNAP, etc)"
- Plans to tax the wealthiest 1% at increased percentage "so they pay their fair share with a more progressive state income tax".
- The candidate's website says, "Expand collective bargaining and the right to strike to ALL workers in Georgia"
- The candidate's website says, "Workers are the backbone of our economy, and deserve to be treated as such. Investing in people is investing in the economy."
- Said, "The status quo isn’t working for working families. I pledge to work for Georgians like you–that means NOT accepting corporate or corporate PAC support."
- Plans to investments in public and social housing projects such as Atlanta's AUDC housing.
- Wants to abolish drug screenings and “the box” in employment applications. 

Believes climate change impacts communities through extreme weather and pollution from deceitful oil companies. Advocates for a sustainable Georgia with zero carbon emissions by 2040, expanded public transit, public utility ownership, and investment in union-made renewables.

Believes climate change impacts communities through extreme weather and pollution from deceitful oil companies. Advocates for zero carbon emissions by 2040, expanded public transit, public utility ownership, and investment in union-made renewables.

The candidate's website says, "Increase regulations to prevent harmful chemicals from being put in our food and environment, like Sterigenics releasing toxic chemicals to local Cobb and Atlanta residents"

Said "Increase regulations to prevent harmful chemicals from being put in our food and environment"

- Believes climate change impacts communities through extreme weather and pollution from deceitful oil companies. Advocates for zero carbon emissions by 2040, expanded public transit, public utility ownership, and investment in union-made renewables.
- Said "Increase regulations to prevent harmful chemicals from being put in our food and environment"

Said, "The solution is a single-payer, public healthcare system like Medicare for All that guarantees healthcare coverage to everyone... In the Georgia legislature, I will do everything in my power to advocate for a single-payer public healthcare system... But we must go further than that to ensure the health and safety of all Georgians."

Supports federal healthcare system like Medicare and plans to implement single-payer healthcare system. 

The candidate's website says, "Universal healthcare is a guaranteed right in every single developed country, except for one: the United States... Americans pay the most per person for healthcare... Big Pharma will do anything to make a quick buck... including hiking prices for medication and necessary services, or denying people coverage wherever possible. Georgians have a fundamental right to healthcare..."

Believes "Universal healthcare is a guaranteed right in every single developed country, except for one: the United States... Americans pay the most per person for healthcare... Big Pharma will do anything to make a quick buck... including hiking prices...denying people coverage wherever possible. Georgians have a fundamental right to healthcare..."

Said, "Everyone should have an absolute right to control their own bodies and to decide for themselves when and how they want to have children... As your representative, I will fight to repeal Brian Kemp's abortion ban and pass the Reproductive Freedom Act to guarantee abortion rights for all Georgians... through free contraception and birth control, 12 weeks of paid parental leave, and free public pre-k and childcare for all."

Supports abortion and plans to "repeal Brian Kemp's abortion ban and pass the Reproductive Freedom Act to guarantee abortion rights for all Georgians... through free contraception and birth control, 12 weeks of paid parental leave, and free public pre-k and childcare for all."

The candidate's website says, "Strong investments in maternal healthcare and expanding hospitals and medical services in areas that need it to address our maternal mortality crisis in Georgia"

Wants to investment in maternal healthcare and expand hospitals and medical services in areas of need to address "maternal mortality crisis in Georgia."

The candidate's website says, "End the bans on essential gender-affirming healthcare"

Plans to eliminate bans on essential gender-affirming healthcare. 

The candidate's website says, "Import drugs from other countries to reduce the costs of medicine and medical devices in Georgia"

Wants to reduce the costs of medicine and medical devices in Georgia by importing drugs from other countries. 

- Supports federal healthcare system like Medicare and plans to implement single-payer healthcare system. 
- Believes "Universal healthcare is a guaranteed right in every single developed country, except for one: the United States... Americans pay the most per person for healthcare... Big Pharma will do anything to make a quick buck... including hiking prices...denying people coverage wherever possible. Georgians have a fundamental right to healthcare..."
- Supports abortion and plans to "repeal Brian Kemp's abortion ban and pass the Reproductive Freedom Act to guarantee abortion rights for all Georgians... through free contraception and birth control, 12 weeks of paid parental leave, and free public pre-k and childcare for all."
- Wants to investment in maternal healthcare and expand hospitals and medical services in areas of need to address "maternal mortality crisis in Georgia."
- Plans to eliminate bans on essential gender-affirming healthcare. 
- Wants to reduce the costs of medicine and medical devices in Georgia by importing drugs from other countries. 

Supports protecting voting rights, opposes voter suppression, advocates for same-day registration, mail-in voting, ranked choice voting, and an independent commission for fair election mapping in Georgia.

Supports voting rights, advocates for fair elections, and contributed to Georgia's political shift in 2020, aiming to continue these efforts through legislative work and grassroots movements.

Supports a multiracial democracy with equal voting rights, opposes corporate campaign financing, and advocates for removing money from politics to ensure a government that represents the people of Georgia.

The candidate's website says, "If you believe you’re properly registered to vote in Cobb County but are told that your voting eligibility cannot be verified when you arrive to vote in person, ask for a provisional ballot. ... Your provisional ballot will count if your eligibility can be determined within three days of Election Day."

Said, "We are a people-powered campaign - that means NOT accepting corporate money or corporate PAC support. This campaign doesn’t move without YOUR support"

- Supports protecting voting rights, opposes voter suppression, advocates for same-day registration, mail-in voting, ranked choice voting, and an independent commission for fair election mapping in Georgia.
- Supports voting rights, advocates for fair elections, and contributed to Georgia's political shift in 2020, aiming to continue these efforts through legislative work and grassroots movements.
- Supports a multiracial democracy with equal voting rights, opposes corporate campaign financing, and advocates for removing money from politics to ensure a government that represents the people of Georgia.
- The candidate's website says, "If you believe you’re properly registered to vote in Cobb County but are told that your voting eligibility cannot be verified when you arrive to vote in person, ask for a provisional ballot. ... Your provisional ballot will count if your eligibility can be determined within three days of Election Day."
- Said, "We are a people-powered campaign - that means NOT accepting corporate money or corporate PAC support. This campaign doesn’t move without YOUR support"

Believes in addressing root causes of crime like poverty; supports legalizing marijuana, ending the war on drugs, and investing in communities; opposes over-policing; plans to regulate guns, including banning assault rifles for safer neighborhoods.

Believes in addressing "root causes of crime like poverty", and that legalizing marijuana, ending the war on drugs, and investing in communities will do as such. 

Said, "When my high school classmate Trayvon Martin was murdered simply for being Black, I saw that our society is truly broken... In 2020, I joined with hundreds of thousands of Georgians of all races and backgrounds to protest and make it clear that Black Lives Matter... The struggle for civil rights and racial justice isn't over... As your representative, I will fight for a Georgia Civil Rights Act that protects minorities and oppose any policies that perpetuate systemic racism, like the war on drugs and maternal mortality."

Plans to "fight for a Georgia Civil Rights Act that protects minorities and oppose any policies that perpetuate systemic racism, like the war on drugs and maternal mortality."

Supports gun control and plans to ban assault rifles.

- Believes in addressing "root causes of crime like poverty", and that legalizing marijuana, ending the war on drugs, and investing in communities will do as such. 
- Plans to "fight for a Georgia Civil Rights Act that protects minorities and oppose any policies that perpetuate systemic racism, like the war on drugs and maternal mortality."
- Supports gun control and plans to ban assault rifles.

Supports universal free Pre-K, breakfast/lunch, and college; higher teacher pay; and accessible daycare/after-school programs to address educational inequality linked to poverty in Georgia.

Supports universal free Pre-K, college, school services, and increased teacher pay, as he believes it will address poverty in Georgia. 

Opposes privatization of education by billionaires, supports public schools, and rejects vouchers, "school choice," and right-wing educational policies like book bans and anti-trans legislation. Advocates for investment and innovative improvements in public education.

Opposes privatization of education by billionaires and right-wing educational policies like book bans and anti-trans legislation. 

- Supports universal free Pre-K, college, school services, and increased teacher pay, as he believes it will address poverty in Georgia. 
- Opposes privatization of education by billionaires and right-wing educational policies like book bans and anti-trans legislation. 

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- Your state representative represents the interests of your local district in the Georgia State House of Representatives.
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