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Ballotpedia, Ray Mills

Ray holds a Bachelor's Degree from Kennesaw State University in Business Administration and Management. He currently resides in Atlanta. 

Ray Mills Co-Founded a campaign, "Run for Justice" advocating for systemic reform and racial equality within the justice system and has worked there for the last 10 years. He also is an Author on a Business novel and founded a school. 

Ray Mills’s campaign for State Representative in State House District 69 is his first entry into politics. 

Candidate website

The candidate's website says, "Authored a best-selling business book “Let’s Start a Business”, that provides actionable insights, innovative strategies, and practical advice for professionals and entrepreneurs seeking success in today's competitive market."

Supports strengthening Georgia's economy by leveraging all citizens' talents, enhancing family support, investing in education, improving mental health resources, expanding scholarships, facilitating access to training, and raising the minimum wage for societal benefit.

Plans to use "all citizens' talents, enhancing family support, investing in education, improving mental health resources, expanding scholarships, facilitating access to training, and raising the minimum wage for societal benefit" as he believes it will lead to "strengthening Georgia's economy". 

- Plans to use "all citizens' talents, enhancing family support, investing in education, improving mental health resources, expanding scholarships, facilitating access to training, and raising the minimum wage for societal benefit" as he believes it will lead to "strengthening Georgia's economy". 

Economy

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

Energy & the Environment

Healthcare

Opposes Georgia's voting restrictions since 2020, claiming they disenfranchise voters, particularly minorities and youth, and undermine democracy. Advocates for electing leaders who protect and enhance voting rights.

Opposes Georgia's voting system claiming it "erect barriers to voting, disproportionately  disenfranchising Black, Latino and young voters". 

Believes it is critical to "elect leaders dedicated to preserving and amplifying our collective right to vote and ensure that all voices are heard."

Claims Georgia has "emerged as the epicenter of a concerted assault on our fundamental right to participate in free and fair elections."

- Opposes Georgia's voting system claiming it "erect barriers to voting, disproportionately  disenfranchising Black, Latino and young voters". 
- Believes it is critical to "elect leaders dedicated to preserving and amplifying our collective right to vote and ensure that all voices are heard."
- Claims Georgia has "emerged as the epicenter of a concerted assault on our fundamental right to participate in free and fair elections."

Voting & Elections

Public Safety

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Ray Mills

Ray Mills holds a Bachelor's Degree from Kennesaw State University in Business Administration and Management. He currently resides in Atlanta. 

As of April 12, 2024, Ray Mills’s website did not contain information on this issue.

 Plans to use "all citizens' talents, enhancing family support, investing in education, improving mental health resources, expanding scholarships, facilitating access to training, and raising the minimum wage for societal benefit" as he believes it will lead to "strengthening Georgia's economy". 

-  Plans to use "all citizens' talents, enhancing family support, investing in education, improving mental health resources, expanding scholarships, facilitating access to training, and raising the minimum wage for societal benefit" as he believes it will lead to "strengthening Georgia's economy". 

The candidate's website says, "Spearheaded and organized “Run for Justice”, a grassroots movement aimed at advocating for systemic reform and racial equality within the justice system."

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

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