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John B. Zibluk earned a degree in urban studies from Southern Connecticut State University and a doctorate degree in mass communication from Bowling Green State University.

John is a media history teacher at a college, where he teaches classes on the First Amendment and free speech. He previously worked as a journalist covering politics and government.

John has worked as a communications professor at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga for the past eight years. He previously worked as a journalist covering politics and government.

Supports the coordination of regional economic development.

- Supports the coordination of regional economic development.

Economy

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Energy & the Environment

Supports increased access to mental health facilities.

Wants increased access to mental health facilities.

- Wants increased access to mental health facilities.

Healthcare

Voting & Elections

Supports local control of state roads to enhance public safety.

Believes in local control of state roads to enhance public safety.

- Believes in local control of state roads to enhance public safety.

Public Safety

Education

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John B. Zibluk

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