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Euriel Hemmerly
DEMOCRAT
Euriel Hemmerly is running for Georgia State Senator, District 33, Democratic Primary.
Personal background
Euriel is an immigrant from Nigeria who moved to Cobb County at the age of 19. She lives in Marietta, Georgia.
Professional background
Euriel is a real estate agent and the CEO and Founder of Euriel Global Network and Euriel Global Fashion. She is on the Cobb County's Facilities and Technology Citizens Oversight Committee. She is a recipient of the Humanitarian Award from Trinity International University of Ambassadors and a Commendation of Resolution from Newark, New Jersey.
Political background
Euriel Hemmerly previously ran in the Democratic primary for State Senate District 33 in 2022, but did not win.
Economy
Supports tax relief for local businesses, advocates for higher minimum wage, and improved working conditions.
Plans to reconstruct "outdated zoning laws" to make housing more affordable.
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Energy & the Environment
As of March 19, 2024, Euriel Hemmerly’s website did not contain information on this issue.
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Healthcare
Supports universal healthcare access, Medicaid expansion, lowering health care costs, and mental health services to reduce disparities and financial difficulties for the uninsured and underinsured.
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Voting & Elections
Identifies stopping "voter suppression laws" as one of her top priorities if elected.
Wants public records to be more accessible to the public.
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Public Safety
Supports increased police pay, resources, and advocates for improved community-police relations with better training.
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Education
Supports increased teacher pay and support, emphasizing the need to attract and retain quality educators for the benefit of students' futures.
Emphasizes the importance of safe educational settings for children.
Said, "Teachers need more support, both in and out of the classroom, to reduce stress and enable them to... teach."
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