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Wants to simplify state and local tax digest.

Wants to increase small businesses in the district.

- Aims to fight for economic opportunity.
- Wants to simplify state and local tax digest.
- Wants to increase small businesses in the district.

Economy

Energy & the Environment

Aims to fight for accessible and affordable healthcare.

- Aims to fight for accessible and affordable healthcare.

Healthcare

Voting & Elections

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

Public Safety

Aims to fight for a strong public education system​​

Advocates for evidence based educational solutions.

- Aims to fight for a strong public education system​​
- Advocates for evidence based educational solutions.

Education

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Verdaillia Turner

As of May 1, 2024, Iris Hamilton’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Candidate website

Said, "I believe that Georgians deserve advocates at the decision-making table who understand the prescriptive power of policy and who are committed to the healthy outcomes... I will prioritize the whole health of individuals and communities... policy is medicine!"

The candidate's website says, "She was very instrumental in advocating for the passing of SB 166 Nurse Licensure Compact which improves access to care for Georgians... She has designed doula pilots for underserved women of color and remote patient monitoring programs for diabetes and hypertension to improve clinical outcomes..."

Said, "Mental Health Services: ... I will advocate for more equitable services. Mental health issues ought not to be secondary to physical ailments. Therefore, I'll champion mental health parity, amplifying the need for additional benefits and providers in our state that can adequately address these concerns."

Prioritizes improving mental health services through additional benefits and providers. 

Said, "Currently, Georgia has poor outcomes for Maternal Mortality & Infant Mortality, and Chronic conditions which creates a higher burden on a broken health care system. ... We need more affordable, accessible, and unrestricted healthcare for all Georgians. ... I will fight for the wellness of every Georgian to live safe, healthy, and prosperous lives."

Said, "Currently, Georgia has poor outcomes for maternal mortality and infant mortality, and chronic conditions which creates a higher burden on a broken health care system. ... We need more affordable, accessible, and unrestricted healthcare for all Georgians"

- Prioritizes improving mental health services through additional benefits and providers. 
- Said, "Currently, Georgia has poor outcomes for maternal mortality and infant mortality, and chronic conditions which creates a higher burden on a broken health care system. ... We need more affordable, accessible, and unrestricted healthcare for all Georgians"

Supports comprehensive voter education to ensure citizens understand voting systems, issues at stake, and can make informed decisions, while combating misinformation and enhancing civic participation.

Supports improving voter education so citizens can understand voting systems and legislative issues, make informed decisions, and prioritizes combating misinformation and increasing civic participation.

- Supports improving voter education so citizens can understand voting systems and legislative issues, make informed decisions, and prioritizes combating misinformation and increasing civic participation.

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Iris Hamilton

Prioritizes access to safe, stable, and affordable housing for all residents.

Prioritizes compensation and benefits for veterans and spouses.

Supports policies that prevent the forced sale of family land.

Supports developing smaller homes as an affordable option for low-income households and veterans.

Support housing developments built near grocery stores, department stores, and other essential services to make everyday necessities more accessible to homeowners.

- Prioritizes access to safe, stable, and affordable housing for all residents.
- Prioritize supporting small businesses.
- Prioritizes compensation and benefits for veterans and spouses.
- Supports policies that prevent the forced sale of family land.
- Supports developing smaller homes as an affordable option for low-income households and veterans.
- Support housing developments built near grocery stores, department stores, and other essential services to make everyday necessities more accessible to homeowners.

As of March 19, 2024, Osborn Murray III’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Advocates for veterans courts that focus on treatment, rehabilitation, and support instead of prosecution for veterans facing criminal charges.

Advocates for trained professional teams handling mental health crisis calls instead of police officers.

- Advocates for veterans courts that focus on treatment, rehabilitation, and support instead of prosecution for veterans facing criminal charges.
- Advocates for trained professional teams handling mental health crisis calls instead of police officers.

Osborn Murray III

AJC/ACC Voter Guide - Local & Legislative Questionnaire

The candidate's website says, "Promote development policies that increase property values"

Hopes to "promote development policies that increase property values."

Proposes passing laws that give local governments tax incentives to provide affordable housing.

- Hopes to "promote development policies that increase property values."
- Proposes passing laws that give local governments tax incentives to provide affordable housing.

The candidate's website says, "Advocate for advanced transportation solutions"

Supports "advanced transportation solutions."

- Supports "advanced transportation solutions."

Prioritizes Medicare and Medicaid expansion in Georgia.

- Prioritizes Medicare and Medicaid expansion in Georgia.

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

Randal Mangham

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

Ballotpedia, Robin Biro

Pledges to advocate for Medicaid expansion, highlighting the need to provide health insurance for those with limited income. He emphasizes the potential cost savings for the state in the long run and references successful expansions in other states to cover more individuals under certain income thresholds.

Prioritizes "protecting the rights of women, protecting reproductive health issues"

- Pledges to advocate for Medicaid expansion, highlighting the need to provide health insurance for those with limited income. He emphasizes the potential cost savings for the state in the long run and references successful expansions in other states to cover more individuals under certain income thresholds.
- Prioritizes "protecting the rights of women, protecting reproductive health issues"

Supports empowering residents to petition for ballot measures, citing examples from other states where citizen initiatives have led to significant policy changes such as minimum wage increases, paid sick leave, and marijuana legalization. He aims to reduce bureaucratic hurdles and facilitate a direct democracy approach for Georgians to enact change.

- Supports empowering residents to petition for ballot measures, citing examples from other states where citizen initiatives have led to significant policy changes such as minimum wage increases, paid sick leave, and marijuana legalization. He aims to reduce bureaucratic hurdles and facilitate a direct democracy approach for Georgians to enact change.

Advocates against using public education funds for private school tuition, highlighting disparities in access to private schools favoring wealthier areas. Instead, he proposes reallocating funds to public school budgets, teacher support, facilities, and technology, emphasizing the importance of investing in public education given the state's budget surplus.

Wants to make sure that "teachers are compensated fairly and that we have competitive wages in order to attract and retain new talent"

- Advocates against using public education funds for private school tuition, highlighting disparities in access to private schools favoring wealthier areas. Instead, he proposes reallocating funds to public school budgets, teacher support, facilities, and technology, emphasizing the importance of investing in public education given the state's budget surplus.
- Wants to make sure that "teachers are compensated fairly and that we have competitive wages in order to attract and retain new talent"

Robin Biro

- Your state senator represents the interests of your district in the Georgia State Senate.
- Your state senator can author, sponsor, and vote on bills that may become state laws after going through the legislative process. 
- State Senators are involved in approving some appointments by the Governor.
- The State Senate, along with the State House of Representatives, makes up our state lawmaking body: the Georgia General Assembly.
- There are 56 Georgia senators, each representing a single district.
- State Senators are elected to two-year terms. They are paid a yearly salary of $17,342.