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Christine A. Triebsch

Blue Neighbors

UFCW Local 1996

Georgia State AFL-CIO PAA

Fair Fight Inc. PAC

Ensure all Georgians have access to quality, affordable healthcare

Supports a non-partisan committee to redraw district lines in a bipartisan fashion

- Ensure all Georgians have access to quality, affordable healthcare
- Expand Medicaid
- Support and fully fund public education
- Does not support private school vouchers
- Supports a non-partisan committee to redraw district lines in a bipartisan fashion

- Ensure all Georgians have access to quality, affordable healthcare
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- Support and fully fund public education
- Does not support private school vouchers
- Supports a non-partisan committee to redraw district lines in a bipartisan fashion

Healthcare

Raise the tobacco tax to the national average to provide additional revenue, bringing in about $600 million/year

- Raise the tobacco tax to the national average to provide additional revenue, bringing in about $600 million/year

Taxes

Supports criminal justice reform, but does not support defunding the police

Must ensure there is trust between law enforcement and citizens and citizens are kept safe

- Supports criminal justice reform, but does not support defunding the police
- Must ensure there is trust between law enforcement and citizens and citizens are kept safe

Criminal Justice

Opposes recent cuts to public education during the pandemic

Must fully fund and support educators, staff, and children to ensure they are safe

- Opposes recent cuts to public education during the pandemic
- Must fully fund and support educators, staff, and children to ensure they are safe

COVID

Supports mass-transit and the development of light rail in the Cobb County area, as opposed to more highways

Would support easy transportation to school and work hubs

- Supports mass-transit and the development of light rail in the Cobb County area, as opposed to more highways
- Would support easy transportation to school and work hubs

Transportation & Infrastructure

Her concern for the state of our democracy and her belief that every voter should have a choice at the ballot box  prompted her to run

Running as a common-sense, compassionate Democrat

- Her concern for the state of our democracy and her belief that every voter should have a choice at the ballot box  prompted her to run
- Running as a common-sense, compassionate Democrat

Why me?

Christine Triebsch

John Kennedy for State Senate

Resurgens P C

Price for Congress

Committee to Elect Butch Miller

Fulton County Republican Party Inc.

Georgia Emergency Medicine PAC, Inc.

Georgia Medical Eye PAC

Georgia Orthopaedic Society PAC Acct

Georgia Dermatologists PAC, Inc.

Gas South PAC, Inc.

Work toward making Georgia the most veteran-friendly state in the country

Promote that a successful education system is the key to our workforce and economic recovery

Protect services for seniors as well as those with mental health issues and disabilities

Advocate for people in recovery from substance abuse

Advocate for victims of domestic violence

- Advocate for public health and safety
- Improve Georgia's pandemic response
- Work toward making Georgia the most veteran-friendly state in the country
- Promote that a successful education system is the key to our workforce and economic recovery
- Protect services for seniors as well as those with mental health issues and disabilities
- Advocate for people in recovery from substance abuse
- Advocate for victims of domestic violence

Top Priorities

Kay Kirkpatrick

- 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.