Solutions to Georgia’s challenging issues begin in the General Assembly, where I am honored to serve House District 90. Working with fellow Democrats, and crossing the aisle to work with Republicans on issues of common interest, I have fought for policies and programs that preserve our democracy, address inequality, and build Georgia’s economy.

Yet, each year, we’ve all seen policies proposed by the Trump/Kemp extremists that would instead make voting harder, worsen inequality, and scare off business and industry from creating jobs and growing our economy.

From attacks on libraries and LGBTQ+ youth to eliminating automatic voter registration to refusing to expand Medicaid, these extremists work to score cheap political points instead of building a better and more equitable future for all Georgians.