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Eric Wyatt Bell II is originally from Clay County, Georgia. He received his bachelor's degree in economics from Morehouse College and his master's degree in international business from Georgia State University. 

Eric currently works as a real estate agent at Keller Williams Realty. He previously worked as a political and coalitions manager for Harris for President, a government affairs coordinator for Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, deputy chief for state senator Lester Jackson, and an operations manager for AC Wyatt, Inc. He served as a U.S. naval aviation officer for two years. 

Eric Bell II (Georgia) - Ballotpedia

Eric currently serves as a state representative for Georgia District 75. He was first elected in a special election in 2023 and was reelected in 2024 to serve a full first term. 

Said, "I will work to ensure Georgians keep more of their hard earned money by lowering the state income tax, among others: especially in regards for senior citizens, veterans, teachers, and public servants."

Proposes ensuring that the minimum wage is a living wage.

Supports establishing state-owned industrial farms to combat poverty, food scarcity, and create economic opportunities in Georgia.

Supports establishing state-owned industrial farms to "combat poverty, food scarcity, and create economic opportunities in Georgia."

Said, "I will work to support a comprehensive public transit plan for metro-Atlanta and the state of Georgia."

Said, "I will work to develop and connect metro-Atlanta through mass public transit, particularly rail."

Said, "I will work to develop grants for the Arts and beautification projects."

Advocates creating grant programs for the arts and for beautification projects.

Supports better integration of seniors and senior services into communities.

Supports improving the  integration of seniors and senior services into communities.

Supports "housing initiatives for homeless veterans."

- Supports lowering the state income tax
- Supports raising the minimum wage. 
- Supports establishing state-owned industrial farms to "combat poverty, food scarcity, and create economic opportunities in Georgia."
- Said, "I will work to develop and connect metro-Atlanta through mass public transit, particularly rail."
- Advocates creating grant programs for the arts and for beautification projects.
- Supports improving the  integration of seniors and senior services into communities.
- Supports "housing initiatives for homeless veterans."

Economy

Opposes new expenditures on dirty energy infrastructure, including fossil fuels and nuclear energy.

Opposes new expenditures on infrastructure reliant on fossil fuels and nuclear energy. 

For Candidate Eric Wyatt Bell II on Issue energy-and-environment: Supports restoring electric vehicle tax credits.

Supports restoring electric vehicle tax credits.

Said, "I will support legislation protecting Georgians against new projects in regards to fracking, oil, and natural gas pipelines."

Said, "I will work so that Georgia’s grid is 100% coal free by 2030 and 100% renewable by 2050."

- Opposes new expenditures on infrastructure reliant on fossil fuels and nuclear energy. 
- Supports restoring electric vehicle tax credits.
- Said, "I will support legislation protecting Georgians against new projects in regards to fracking, oil, and natural gas pipelines."
- Said, "I will work so that Georgia’s grid is 100% coal free by 2030 and 100% renewable by 2050."

Energy & the Environment

Plans to expand Medicare and Medicaid to ensure access to quality and affordable healthcare for Georgians.

Said, "I will work to end discrimination against young Georgians on family plan, veterans, and Georgians with pre-existing conditions."

Plans to increase funding for mental health and drug addiction services.

Said, "I will work to increase funding for mental health and drug addiction services."

Supports women's access to birth control and the right to choose, opposing any legislation that infringes on those rights.

Said, "I will support legislation enhance preventive healthcare services and eliminate food deserts."

- Plans to expand Medicare and Medicaid.
- Said, "I will work to end discrimination against young Georgians on family plan, veterans, and Georgians with pre-existing conditions."
- Said, "I will work to increase funding for mental health and drug addiction services."
- Supports access to abortion.
- Said, "I will support legislation enhance preventive healthcare services and eliminate food deserts."

Healthcare

As of March 11, 2026, Eric Wyatt Bell II’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Voting & Elections

Said, "I will work to ban assault rifles for public purchase, thus preventing mass shootings, acts of violence, and terrorism."

Supports policies that limit access to access to guns, particularly assault rifles. 

Said, "I will work to increase required training to become a police officer to better serve and protect the citizens of Georgia and their families."

Supports increasing training requirements to become a police officer. 

Supports increasing sentencing for rape, murder, violence, and hate crimes to deter future offenses.

Supports "increasing sentencing for rape, murder, violence, and hate crimes to deter others from committing them."

Said, "I will work for complete marijuana decriminalization, to alleviate the workload of all law enforcement personnel and the budgetary load on taxpayers."

Said, "I will work to end privatized prisons, parole, probation, or any correction operations to end mass incarceration."

Supports legislation that better equips law enforcement agencies to combat human trafficking.

Supports "legislation that better equips law enforcement agencies to combat human trafficking."

Supports preparing Georgia for better emergency disaster management response.

Said, "I will work to prepare Georgia for better emergency disaster management response."

Supports legislation that would prevent "hate groups" from assembling, protesting, or hosting demonstrations in ways that "infringe on the rights of other."

- Supports policies that limit access to access to guns, particularly assault rifles. 
- Supports increasing training requirements to become a police officer. 
- Supports "increasing sentencing for rape, murder, violence, and hate crimes to deter others from committing them."
- Said, "I will work for complete marijuana decriminalization, to alleviate the workload of all law enforcement personnel and the budgetary load on taxpayers."
- Said, "I will work to end privatized prisons, parole, probation, or any correction operations to end mass incarceration."
- Supports "legislation that better equips law enforcement agencies to combat human trafficking."
- Said, "I will work to prepare Georgia for better emergency disaster management response."
- Supports legislation that would prevent "hate groups" from assembling, protesting, or hosting demonstrations in ways that "infringe on the rights of other."

Public Safety

Said, "I will work to get Georgia teacher’s 10% pay raise."

Said, "I will work to fully fund the Hope Scholarship to make in state college or technical school affordable/free."

Said, "I will push for legislation for financial literacy in high school curriculum and Spanish elective in elementary school."

Supports legislation putting financial literacy in high school curricula and Spanish elective courses in elementary school.

Said, "I will ensure Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math (STEAM) programs are taught to qualify all of Georgia’s students to enter the workforce of the future."

Said, "I will work to provide better access to schools for rural students in a timely manner."

- Supports increasing teacher pay by 10%.
- Said, "I will work to fully fund the Hope Scholarship to make in state college or technical school affordable/free."
- Supports legislation putting financial literacy in high school curricula and Spanish elective courses in elementary school.
- Said, "I will ensure Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math (STEAM) programs are taught to qualify all of Georgia’s students to enter the workforce of the future."
- Said, "I will work to provide better access to schools for rural students in a timely manner."

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Said, "I will work to grow the infrastructure of Georgia to support emerging industries in technology, finance, and clean/renewable energy."

Aims to create new and sustainable solutions for homelessness and improve quality of life.

Said, "I will support legislation that keeps housing affordable for Georgians and seniors."

Supports replacing coal dependency with energy efficiency and renewable energy, aiming for 20% of Georgia Power capacity by 2020.

Supports replacing "coal dependency" with renewable energy and "energy efficiency."

Plans to provide rural Georgians with timely access to life-saving healthcare and treatment.

For Candidate Eric Wyatt Bell II on Issue voting-representation:  
Aims to protect immigrants and their children from deportation and discrimination while pursuing the "American Dream."

Aims to protect immigrants and their children from deportation and discrimination while pursuing the "American Dream."

Supports developing and connecting metro-Atlanta through mass public transit, particularly rail.

Said, "I will work to develop more bike and walking trails, including sidewalks throughout Georgia."

Said, "I will work to develop public Wi-Fi in cities and communities across the state of Georgia."

For Candidate Eric Wyatt Bell II on Issue public-safety:  
Supports transitioning Georgia’s electrical grid from fossil fuel dependency to clean and renewable sources.

Said, "I will work to see that rural Georgians have access to quality education and healthcare within close proximity."

Supports providing cutting-edge technology for learning, reducing class sizes, and hiring/retaining teachers.

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