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Sally represents Georgia’s 40th Senate District.
Over the last decade, Georgia’s state government has been defunded and our infrastructure is crumbling.
We have 10,000 fewer state employees than ten years ago. Republican budgets have cut our public schools by ten billion dollars over ten years. Georgia cannot afford another lost decade.
Everyone benefits when our public schools are funded, when everyone has access to affordable healthcare, and when workers earn enough wages to stay home when they’re sick.
It’s time to reinvest in the people of Georgia.
Senator Sally Harrell
Georgia’s 40th District
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The candidates have told their stories; now it’s time for the voters to tell theirs.
As a young Black child, she remembers watching her grandmother vote for the first time. Her parents made sure she knew it was a very big deal.
He doesn’t take voting for granted because he carries with him stories he’s heard from relatives about the Holocaust. He’s afraid it can happen here.
As a young adult, her family was given a chance to come to America, leaving behind war and terror. She became a citizen a few years ago.
A first time voter, she was too young to vote in 2016. She finally has a voice.
He’s 35 and has never voted before, but now, he is intensely interested in every level of government.
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I don't want an 8-foot spiked fence around our Georgia capitol building. You don't fix problems of injustice by erecting fences. You fix them by listening to the people and reversing the injustices. www.ajc.com/politics/georgia-officials-back-8-foot-fence-around-capitol-after-protests/222CQHOOPB...
Georgia officials back 8-foot fence around Capitol after protests
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Citing safety concerns and the ongoing expenditure for security from the National Guard, the Georgia Building Authority’s Board of Governors approved a $5 million project that will enhance security ...
I hear early voting lines are short at CORE4 (2050 Will Ross Court, Chamblee) and Lynwood Recreation Center in Brookhaven.
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Very short line at Lynwood Recreation Center. I'm voting now. Come on! Spread the word!
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