Adrielle Camuel

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Supports a minimum wage that "aligns with the demands of our current economy" and advocates for repealing prevailing wage, right-to-work, and other "anti-worker legislation."

Believes business drives the local economy by fostering innovation and generating employment.

Believes business drives the local economy.

- Supports increasing the minimum wage.
- Believes business drives the local economy.

Economy

Supports "common-sense" gun safety measures like background checks, closing loopholes, and red flag laws to enhance public safety.

Supports gun control measures like background checks, closing loopholes, and red flag laws.

- Supports gun control measures like background checks, closing loopholes, and red flag laws.

Public Safety

Supports comprehensive healthcare services for all Kentuckians, including affordable contraception and maternal health care.

Plans to address the medical needs of elderly Kentuckians, including misdiagnoses, high service costs, and elder discrimination.

- Supports comprehensive healthcare services for all Kentuckians, including affordable contraception and maternal health care.
- Plans to address the medical needs of elderly Kentuckians, including misdiagnoses, high service costs, and elder discrimination.

Healthcare

Supports increased funding for public schools, resources for teachers, and Universal Pre-K.

Wants to extend arts education, services for gifted students, special education, and mental health support.

- Supports increased funding for public schools, resources for teachers, and Universal Pre-K.
- Wants to extend arts education, services for gifted students, special education, and mental health support.

Education

As of August 20, 2024, Adrielle Camuel’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Energy & the Environment

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