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Working for YOU!
I wholeheartedly endorse Amanda Hollowell for the CD1 race. Hollowell has the vast intelligence, extensive experience, deep integrity, and profound personal commitment to the people of our community that are necessary to make her an outstanding representative in the U.S. Congress. Her policies will help the working people and marginalized communities of CD1 thrive and ensure the rights guaranteed to us in the U.S. Constitution and Bill of Rights. That is why Hollowell can and will win against the Republican nominee in November.
Governor Kemp has called the GA State Legislature into special session starting at 2:00pm on Wednesday, June 17, 2026. The purpose is to accede to our president's wishes to redistrict Georgia immediately based on partisan lines, minimizing the power of BIPOC and low-income voters. Your vote is your voice, and your government is trying to silence you -- we need you to let the people currently in power at the state and federal levels that you will NOT BE IGNORED!!!
Several community leaders (Suzanne Potts of Savannah Indivisible, Karen Beasley of 50501, and others) and I are organizing a bus (or more) to travel to the capitol in Atlanta from Savannah (the Walmart parking lot at 1955 E. Montgomery Crossroad). Others are organizing from other parts of the state (Augusta and more).
If you would like to help sponsor a bus or other expenses, please let me know by end of day Friday, June 5 at: gooby4ga@gmail.com.
If you want to be on the bus, please complete this interest form by end of day, Friday, June 5.
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeuohpJZJMmHmwF0LVswlos4cP9YUKgr37DgWi0M6DQicCiKg/viewform
I want to work for you
I'm fighting for working families to...
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increase the minimum wage to a livable wage
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create more, steady jobs
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training and apprenticeships in the trades throughout the district
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support small- and medium-sized local businesses
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jobs addressing environmental health/climate change
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make access to medical & mental health care easy & affordable
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ensure workers and our families have a healthy environment in which to work and live
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secure your rights to workplace safety and the right to unionize
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require corporations to invest in their workers and our community
I'm also fighting for...
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Better infrastructure
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address our diminishing access to clean water
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address coastal flooding and drainage issues
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address emergency management needs for hurricanes, etc.
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better planning for traffic/roadway issues
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expanded public transportation -- connecting people with jobs
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Expanded voting rights
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equitable redistricting so your vote counts as much as anyone else's
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reduce increasingly harsh restrictions on who may vote
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increase early voting opportunities
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Affordable housing (e.g., laws prohibiting investment groups from buying up properties and driving up prices)
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Improved reading & math scores in public schools
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Reproductive autonomy
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Common sense gun laws to stem gun violence
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Your civil rights (1st Amendment rights, LGBTQ+, etc.)
