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P. "Phoebe" Eckhardt

REPUBLICAN

P. "Phoebe" Eckhardt is running for Georgia State Representative, District 47, Republican Primary.

Personal background

Phoebe Eckhardt is a retired resident of Fulton County.

Professional background

As of April 27, 2024, P. "Phoebe" Eckhardt did not have a website and did not complete our questionnaire.

Political background

Phoebe Eckhardt's campaign for State Representative in State House District 47 is their first entry into politics.

Economy

Wants to “move our state back to the Constitution — a lot of the spending we are doing is not authorized by the Constitution. Everything needs to be revamped. We need a total foundational revamp and spending is number one. We need a new look at our budget.”

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Energy & the Environment

As of March 19, 2024, P. "Phoebe" Eckhardt did not have a website or any information online.

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Healthcare

As of March 19, 2024, P. "Phoebe" Eckhardt did not have a website or any information online.

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Voting & Elections

Said election integrity is the most pressing issue right now, adding that “if your vote is not secure, you don’t have anything. You don’t have any freedoms at all.”

Said "we need to address the fraud and I don’t know why there hasn’t been an investigation of so much fraud that we saw over the last couple of years, especially in Decatur — that was very shocking,” she said. “It’s paramount that we work on that. Our voter rolls are still today — there are people who are there that don’t live there and it’s an empty house.”

Supports paper-only ballots because “it’s totally secure and very doable.”

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Public Safety

Said “I saw over 70 people, illegal aliens, lined up on the street with suitcases and backpacks. I was shocked,” she said. “They were all in line to get into a place where evidently they were getting, I’ve heard they get credit cards with money, they get food stamps, who knows what they get? They get vouchers for hotels. It has to stop.”

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Education

Said the condition of some of Georgia’s public schools is “shocking,” adding that there needs to be a focus on reading, writing and arithmetic.

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