Ballotpedia: Mishael White

Mishael White was born in New Orleans. He graduated from American Online High School. He also volunteered on the Barack Obama campaign in 2009. He is a husband, father of 6, and grandfather of 2.

Mishael White worked as truck driver and real estate investor. 

Mishael White's campaign for State Representative is his first entry into politics. 

Said that the main goals of his candidacy are "gainful employment, quality education, and proper healthcare" for all Georgians.

- Said that the main goals of his candidacy are "gainful employment, quality education, and proper healthcare" for all Georgians.

Economy

As of March 19, 2024, Mishael White did not have a website or any information online.

Energy & the Environment

Believes that healthcare is a moral issue, and plans to expand access to Medicaid so that the elderly do not have to "choose between paying their bills, and or their healthcare needs".

- Believes that healthcare is a moral issue, and plans to expand access to Medicaid so that the elderly do not have to "choose between paying their bills, and or their healthcare needs".

Healthcare

Supports bipartisan cooperation in writing laws.

- Supports bipartisan cooperation in writing laws.

Voting & Elections

Plans to improve infrastructure, roads, and bridges

- Plans to improve infrastructure, roads, and bridges

Public Safety

Said, "our kids deserve clean, safe schools to attend".

- Said, "our kids deserve clean, safe schools to attend".

Education

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Mishael White

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