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Student Voter's Guide
UNG VOTES! 2018 (Courtesy of the PSSA and the SGA) FREE for YOU! Student Voter’s Guide To the November 6th General Election Political Science Student Association President – Meredith Shea Faculty Advisor – Dr. Carl Cavalli Voters Guide co-ordinators – Patrick Price, Austin Stacy Supporting Organization: The American Democracy Project Table of Contents Candidates for Governor ......................................................................... 1 Candidates for Lieutenant Governor ........................................................ 3 Candidates for Secretary of State ............................................................ 3 Candidates for Attorney General ............................................................. 4 Candidates for Contested U.S. House Districts ....................................... 5 Candidates for Contested State House Districts .................................... 14 Candidates for Contested State Senate Districts ................................... 15 U.S. Congressional District Map for Georgia ......................................... 16 State House District Map for Georgia .................................................... 17 State Senate District Map for Georgia ................................................... 18 This voter’s guide is designed to assist University of North Georgia students in the November 6th general election (and December 4th runoff elections, if needed). The guide contains information on candidates for state and federal offices. This non-partisan guide is a unique benefit -
View North Fulton Legislative Delegation
North Fulton Legislative Delegation Senators Senator John Albers – District 56 Phone: 404.463.8055 [email protected] Committees: Public Safety - Chairman; Finance - Vice Chairman; Appropriations; Education and Youth; Regulated Industries and Utilities – Ex-Officio; Rules – Ex-Officio Senator Brandon Beach – District 21 Phone: 404.463.1378 [email protected] Committees: Science and Technology – Vice Chairman; Appropriations; Economic Development and Tourism; Higher Education Senator Sally Harrell – District 40 Phone: 404.463.2260 [email protected] Committees: Ethics; Higher Education; Natural Resources and the Environment; Retirement; State Institutions and Property – Secretary Senator Jennifer Jordan – District 6 Phone: 404.656.6446 [email protected] Committees: Special Judiciary - Chairman; Appropriations; Banking and Financial Institutions; Higher Education; Interstate Cooperation Senator Michelle Au – District 48 Phone: 404.463.1562 [email protected] Committees: Health and Human Services; Retirement; Science and Technology; State and Local Governmental Operations Senator Kay Kirkpatrick – District 32 Phone: 404.656.3932 [email protected] Committees: Veterans, Military, and Homeland Security – Chairman; Health and Human Services; Insurance and Labor; Judiciary; Appropriations – Ex-Officio Representatives Representative Wesley Cantrell – District 22 Phone: 404.656.0152 [email protected] Committees: Small Business Development - Chairman; Information and Audits - Secretary; -
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20212021 GeorgiaGeorgia HouseHouse DistrictsDistricts MetroMetro InsetInset Amicalola EMC Lauren McDonald III (R-26) Shrri Gilligan (R-24) Mandi Ballinger (R-23) Mitchell Scoggins (R-14) Emory Dunahoo (R-30) Wes Cantrell (R-22) Hall Cherokee Forsyth Bartow §¨¦985 Sawnee EMC Matthew Gambill (R-15) Jackson Brad Thomas (R-21) Cobb EMC Charlice Byrd (R-20) David Clark (R-98) Tommy Benton (R-31) Todd Jones (R-25) Timothy Barr (R-103) 75 §¨¦ Jan Jones (R-47) §¨¦85 §¨¦575 Jackson EMC John Carson (R-46) Chuck Martin (R-49) Ed Setzler (R-35) Polk Don Parsons (R-44) Bonnie Rich (R-97) Angelika Kausche (D-50) Trey Kelley (R-16) Mary Robichaux (D-48) Gregg Kennard (D-102) Terry England (R-116) Matt Dollar (R-45) Bert Reeves (R-34) Barrow Josh McLaurin (D-51) GwinnettBeth Moore (D-95) Pedro "Pete" Marin (D-96) Samuel Park (D-101) Chuck Efstration (R-104) Ginny Ehrhart (R-36) Paulding Dewey McClain (D-100) Mary Frances Williams (D-37) Martin Momtahan (R-17) §¨¦285 Michael Wilensky (D-79) Cobb Sharon Cooper (R-43) Teri Anulewicz (D-42) Shelly Hutchinson (D-107) Donna McLeod (D-105) Joseph Gullett (R-19) Shea Roberts (D-52) Marvin Lim (D-99) Michael Smith (D-41) Scott Holcomb (D-81) Matthew Wilson (D-80) David Wilkerson (D-38) Jasmine Clark (D-108) Erick Allen (R-40) Rebecca Mitchell (D-106) Betsy Holland (D-54) Tom Kirby (R-114) Billy Mitchell (D-88) Karen Bennett (D-94) Mary Margaret Oliver (D-82) Earnest "Coach" Williams (D-87) Walton EMC Sheila Jones (D-53) Erica Thomas (D-39) Walton §¨¦285 Dar'Shun Kendrick (D-93) DeKalb Karla Drenner (D-85) Kimberly Alexander (D-66) Zulma Lopez (D-86) Micah Gravley (R-67) Mesha Mainor (D-56) Stacy Evans (D-57) Renitta Shannon (D-84) Bruce Williamson (R-115) §¨¦20 Roger Bruce (D-61) Douglas Marie Metze (D-55) Bee Nyguyen (D-89) William Boddie (D-62) Fulton Park Cannon (D-58) Doreen Carter (D-92) David Dreyer (D-59) Becky Evans (D-83) §¨¦675 GreyStone Power Corporation Rockdale Carroll EMC Kim Schofield (D-60) J. -
Clean Energy Jobs
April 21, 2021 The Honorable Nancy Pelosi The Honorable Kevin McCarthy Speaker of the House Minority Leader U.S. House of Representatives U.S. House of Representatives Washington, D.C. 20515 Washington, D.C. 20515 The Honorable Charles Schumer The Honorable Mitch McConnell Majority Leader Minority Leader U.S. Senate U.S. Senate Washington, D.C. 20510 Washington, D.C. 20510 Dear Speaker Pelosi, Majority Leader Schumer, Minority Leader McCarthy, and Minority Leader McConnell: We, the undersigned state and local officials, are asking Congress to seize a once-in-a-generation opportunity to help our communities recover by creating and sustaining millions of good paying jobs, putting us on the path to 100% clean energy and building a more equitable and just society. We applaud President Biden and Congress for passing COVID relief, including desperately needed state and local government funding and expanded vaccinations. The American Rescue Plan was a vital first step but as state and local leaders we know the everyday reality facing our communities. There is still much more to be done to deliver the recovery our communities need and deserve, while tackling the interconnected crises of climate change, economic inequality, and racial injustice. The country needs a large-scale jobs and recovery package to put millions back to work. We can make transformative investments in sustainable infrastructure and buildings, clean energy, and clean manufacturing to reduce pollution, address environmental injustice, and prepare for the threats of climate change. Clean energy is the fastest-growing industry in America. It can revitalize domestic manufacturing and expand high-quality union jobs to help rebuild the middle class. -
General Election Recommended Candidates Support Candidates Who Support Public Education
GENERAL ELECTION RECOMMENDED CANDIDATES SUPPORT CANDIDATES WHO SUPPORT PUBLIC EDUCATION The Georgia Association of Educators Fund for Public Education (GAE-FPE) recommends candidates that will protect members’ rights and benefits and ensure that “Every Student Succeeds” regardless of his/her zip code. After careful review and consideration, the GAE-FPE recommends the following candidates in the November 3rd General Election: TARGETED SENATE RACES FOR MORE INFORMATION VISIT CANDIDATES’ WEBSITES SD 2 Lester G. Jackson (D – Chatham) senatorlesterjackson.com SD 4 Billy Hickman (R – Bulloch, Candler, Effingham, Emanuel, Evans) votebillyhickman.com/ SD 5 Sheikh Rahman (D – Gwinnett) rahmanga.com SD 6 Jennifer “Jen” Jordan (D – Cobb, Fulton) jen4ga.com/ SD 8 Treva Gear (D – Lowndes, Brooks, Cook, Lanier, Clinch, Echols) trevagear.com/ SD 10 Emanuel Jones (D – DeKalb, Henry, Rockdale) senatoremanueljones.com/ Freddie Powell Sims (D – Dougherty, Baker, Mitchell, Calhoun, SD 12 Clay, Randolph, Terrell, Sumter, Quitman, Stewart, Webster) Ed Harbison (D – Chattahoochee, Macon, Marion, Muscogee, SD 15 edharbison.com Schley, Talbot, Taylor) SD 21 Brandon Beach (R – Cherokee, Fulton) beachforsenate.com Ceretta Smith (D – McDuffie, Warren, Glascock, Jefferson, Johnson, SD 23 cerettaforgeorgia.com Burke, Jenkins, Screven, Emanuel) David Lucas (D – Baldwin, Bibb, Hancock, Houston, Jones, Twiggs, SD 26 davidlucasforgasenate.com/ Washington, Wilkinson) SD 33 Michael “Doc” Rhett (D – Cobb) drmichaelrhett.com SD 36 Nan Orrock (D – Fulton) nanorrock.com SD 37 Lindsey Tippins (R – Cobb) tippinsforsenate.com SD 38 Horacena Tate (D – Fulton, Cobb) horacenatate.com/ SD 40 Sally Harrell (D – DeKalb) sallyharrell.org/ SD 41 Kim Jackson (D – DeKalb, Gwinnett) kimforgeorgia.com/ SD 42 Elena Parent (D – DeKalb) elenaparent.com/ SD 43 Tonya P. -
2021 State House Legislative Districts
20212021 GeorgiaGeorgia HouseHouse DistrictsDistricts MetroMetro InsetInset Amicalola EMC Lauren McDonald III (R-26) Shrri Gilligan (R-24) Mandi Ballinger (R-23) Mitchell Scoggins (R-14) Emory Dunahoo (R-30) Wes Cantrell (R-22) Hall Cherokee Forsyth Bartow §¨¦985 Sawnee EMC Matthew Gambill (R-15) Jackson Brad Thomas (R-21) Cobb EMC Charlice Byrd (R-20) David Clark (R-98) Tommy Benton (R-31) Todd Jones (R-25) Timothy Barr (R-103) 75 §¨¦ Jan Jones (R-47) §¨¦85 §¨¦575 Jackson EMC John Carson (R-46) Chuck Martin (R-49) Ed Setzler (R-35) Polk Don Parsons (R-44) Bonnie Rich (R-97) Angelika Kausche (D-50) Trey Kelley (R-16) Mary Robichaux (D-48) Gregg Kennard (D-102) Terry England (R-116) Matt Dollar (R-45) Bert Reeves (R-34) Barrow Josh McLaurin (D-51) GwinnettBeth Moore (D-95) Pedro "Pete" Marin (D-96) Samuel Park (D-101) Chuck Efstration (R-104) Ginny Ehrhart (R-36) Paulding Dewey McClain (D-100) Mary Frances Williams (D-37) Martin Momtahan (R-17) §¨¦285 Michael Wilensky (D-79) Cobb Sharon Cooper (R-43) Teri Anulewicz (D-42) Shelly Hutchinson (D-107) Donna McLeod (D-105) Joseph Gullett (R-19) Shea Roberts (D-52) Marvin Lim (D-99) Michael Smith (D-41) Scott Holcomb (D-81) Matthew Wilson (D-80) David Wilkerson (D-38) Jasmine Clark (D-108) Erick Allen (R-40) Rebecca Mitchell (D-106) Betsy Holland (D-54) Tom Kirby (R-114) Billy Mitchell (D-88) Karen Bennett (D-94) Mary Margaret Oliver (D-82) Earnest "Coach" Williams (D-87) Walton EMC Sheila Jones (D-53) Erica Thomas (D-39) Walton §¨¦285 Dar'Shun Kendrick (D-93) DeKalb Karla Drenner (D-85) Kimberly Alexander (D-66) Zulma Lopez (D-86) Micah Gravley (R-67) Mesha Mainor (D-56) Stacy Evans (D-57) Renitta Shannon (D-84) Bruce Williamson (R-115) §¨¦20 Roger Bruce (D-61) Douglas Marie Metze (D-55) Bee Nyguyen (D-89) William Boddie (D-62) Fulton Park Cannon (D-58) Doreen Carter (D-92) David Dreyer (D-59) Becky Evans (D-83) §¨¦675 GreyStone Power Corporation Rockdale Carroll EMC Kim Schofield (D-60) J. -
Georgia General Assembly Representatives
GEORGIA GENERAL ASSEMBLY REPRESENTATIVES Former Picture Name Party District City Representative Mike Cameron Republican 1 Rossville Colton Moore Stan Gunter Republican 8 Blairsville Matt Gurtler Kevin Tanner Will Wade Republican 9 Dawsonville Terry Rogers Victor Anderson Republican 10 Cornelia Kevin Cooke Tyler Smith Republican 18 Bremen WWW.CGAGROUP.COM | @CGAGROUP GEORGIA GENERAL ASSEMBLY REPRESENTATIVES Charlice Byrd Republican 20 Woodstock Michael Caldwell Scot Turner Brad Thomas Republican 21 Holly Springs Lauren Marc Morris Republican 26 Cumming McDonald Rob Leverett Republican 33 Elberton Tom McCall Deborah Silcox Shea Roberts Democrat 52 Atlanta WWW.CGAGROUP.COM | @CGAGROUP GEORGIA GENERAL ASSEMBLY REPRESENTATIVES “Able” Mable Mesha Mainor Democrat 56 Atlanta Thomas Pat Gardner Stacey Evans Democrat 57 Smyrna Mandisha Sharon Beasley- Democrat 65 South Fulton? Thomas Teague Valencia Stovall Yasmin Neal Democrat 74 Jonesboro Michele Henson Zulma Lopez Democrat 86 Atlanta WWW.CGAGROUP.COM | @CGAGROUP GEORGIA GENERAL ASSEMBLY REPRESENTATIVES Vernon Jones Rhonda Taylor Democrat 91 Conyers Brenda Lopez Marvin Lim Democrat 99 Norcross Romero Brett Harrell Rebecca Mitchell Democrat 106 Snellville Regina Lewis- Dale Rutledge Democrat 109 McDonough Ward Andrew Welch Clint Crowe Republican 110 Jackson WWW.CGAGROUP.COM | @CGAGROUP GEORGIA GENERAL ASSEMBLY REPRESENTATIVES Sharon Pam Dickerson Democrat 113 Covington Henderson Ken Pullin Beth Camp Republican 131 Concord Robert Trammell David Jenkins Republican 132 Greenville Robert Pruitt Republican 149 Eastman Jimmy Pruett J. Craig Gordon Derek Mallow Democrat 163 Savannah WWW.CGAGROUP.COM | @CGAGROUP GEORGIA GENERAL ASSEMBLY REPRESENTATIVES Jeff Jones Buddy DeLoach Republican 167 Athens WWW.CGAGROUP.COM | @CGAGROUP . -
GDA Action January 2019
January 2019 Journal of the Georgia Dental Association YEAR IN 2018 REVIEW March 21-23, 2019 | Atlanta, Georgia EARN UP TO 21 HOURS OF CE! Take a break from your day-to-day routine and get out from behind your screens. Join us for an incredible experience and leave inspired to continue practicing great dentistry. Register before February 21 to take advantage of lower registration fees! Dr. Jonathan Dubin, General Chair | Dr. Roy McDonald, President Hinman2019_GaDentalFullPageIFC.indd 1 10/22/18 4:03 PM GDACONTENTS January 2019 • Volume 38 • No. 1 features 15 2018 IN REVIEW A report from Frank J. Capaldo, License Renewal Year Executive Director CE for You and Your Team 25 CHILDREN’S DENTAL HEALTH MONTH 2019 is a license renewal year for dentists and hygienists and GDA Poster for Your Office has big plans to help you get the CE you want and need. Learn 29 2019 GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS more about the requirements on page 44–45. PREVIEW Results of the November 2018 Elections 36 GADPAC Thank you to Our Contributors 38 PUTTING DENTISTS IN RURAL AREAS Georgia Rural Student Loan Repayment Program 40 GDA PLUS+ INSURANCE/GDIS Insurance Needs for New Practice Owners 44 UPCOMING CE CE for You and Your Team 46 DIRECT TO CONSUMER DENTISTRY FDA Form Available to Report Issues departments 6 SEEN & HEARD GDA Members Making News and News for GDA Members 11 THE PRACTICE Shaking up the Dental Supplies Industry 14 FINDING SUCCESS 10 Common Excuses for Avoiding Exercise in every issue 2 CONTACT GDA STAFF 2 GDA PLUS+ SAVINGS 3 CALENDAR OF EVENTS 5 EDITORIAL 48 MEMBER PROFILE Register for GDA CE at gadental.org/education 50 CLASSIFIEDS GDA ACTION (ISSN 0273-5989) The official Journal of the Georgia Dental Association is published 10 times per year. -
The Office of the Speaker of the House David Ralston 332 State Capitol
HOUSE MEMBER DIRECTORY Presented to you by: The Office of the Speaker of the House David Ralston 332 State Capitol Atlanta, GA 30334 Kimberly Alexander Committees: 512-D CLOB Banks & Banking 18 Capitol Square Code Revision Atlanta, GA 30334 Intragovernmental Coordination Phone: 404.656.7859 Legislative & Congressional Reapportionment Email: [email protected] Motor Vehicles Occupation: Internal Auditor DOB: 11/26 Special Committee on Election Integrity District: 66; Counties: Paulding, Douglas Erick Allen Committees: 404-C CLOB Banks and Banking 18 Capitol Square Code Revision Atlanta, GA 30334 Economic Development & Tourism Phone: 404.656.0109 Human Relations & Aging Email: [email protected] Insurance Occupation: Consultant DOB: 10/5 District: 40; Counties: Cobb, Fulton Victor Anderson Committees: 612-G CLOB Energies, Utilities & Telecommunications 18 Capitol Square Governmental Affairs Atlanta, GA 30334 State Planning & Community Affairs Phone: 404.656.0325 Email: [email protected] Occupation: Small Business Owner DOB: 2/21 District: 10; Counties: Habersham, White Teri Anulewicz Committees: 409-F CLOB Appropriations 18 Capitol Square Code Revision Atlanta, GA 30334 Creative Arts & Entertainment Phone: 404.656.0116 Intragovernmental Coordination Email: [email protected] Transportation Occupation: Consultant DOB: 8/18 District: 42; Counties: Cobb Committees: Mandi Ballinger Appropriations Chairman, Juvenile Justice Budget and Fiscal Affairs Oversight 218-D CAP Information and Audits State Capitol -
Fayetteville PD Investigating Entering Autos
| PAGE LABEL EVEN | Fayette County News INSIDE Fayette teams fill state THE TRUTH SINCE 1886 softball playoffs. B4 VOL. 148, NO. 44 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 2020 $1.00 INSIDE: Fayette Humane Society’s cat program needs your help! A3 INSIDE: Fayette Views: Am I losing my mind? A4 Grand jury hands down murder indictment BY JOHN THOMPSON an Aug. 1 incident. ings in connection to the dence in the case on custody with back to the When Kellum re- [email protected] Sheriff Barry Babb death of Joshua Kellam Wilkins Road. mother. turned, Babb said, he said the grand jury of Brooks on Aug. 1. Babb said the incident Kellum then remem- got into an argument Jermaie Harmon, 47, of indicted Harmon for Harmon’s, wife, Dawn, started when Dawn bered he had to discuss with Larry Harmon, Fayetteville, is behind murder, aggravated was also charged with Harmon’s first husband, some papers with the Dawn’s new husband, bars and charged with assault, possession of false statements and Kellum, brought the mother and went back to and Harmon shot and murder in connection to firearm, and false writ- tampering with evi- daughter they shared the home. killed him. Aldi manager charged with sexual battery BY JOHN THOMPSON [email protected] A long investigation culminated in the arrest of a man for sexual battery last week. On Sunday, June 7, at approximately 4:52 p.m., Fayetteville Police Department were dispatched to 1060 N Hwy. 85 (Aldi) about a domestic call. Police met with the com- plainant/female customer who reported that while she was shopping in Aldi, the manager (David Holder) bumped into her shoulder. -
Commencement [1990]
C.3F78 l/Ll 188th COMMENCEMENT THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPEL HILL Sunday, May Thirteenth, Nineteen Hundred and Ninety A CORRECTED COPY OF UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE DEGREES MAY 13, 1990 INCLUDING DEGREES AWARDED AUGUST 14, 1989 AND DECEMBER 29 1989 FOR THE RECORD OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPEL H Greetings From The Chancellor Congratulations on the Accomplishment That Brings You To The 188th Commencement Exercises of The University of Nrrth Carolina at Chapel Hill. Degree candidates, relatives, faculty, friends, alumni — all share in the special joy and pride we today celebrate and honor. The achievements of today's degree recipients represent the University's greatest promise. I challenge each of you receiving a degree today to distinguish yourself as a member of the Carolina family, carrying the reputa- tion of UNC-Chapel Hill through your activities and accomplishments. You embody the elements of a sound and varied education: a critical mind, a discerning spirit, high values, a sense of commitment, and the privilege of service. Allow me to add a personal note about service. Not only is service a privilege, it is a noble calling. Be mindful that education is for a higher pur- pose than economic well-being. It instills within you the realization that suc- cess will be measured in part by your commitment to community and by the desire to make possible opportunities that meet or exceed those that others made possible for you. To the parents, faculty, counselors, religious leaders, and friends who have encouraged and challenged the students assembled here, sincere thanks for fostering the spirit, intellect and imagination that brought today's honorees to this moment. -
Georgia Equality Has Endorsed the Following Candidates for The
Georgia Equality has endorsed the following candidates for the It is not implied that candidates who did not receive an endorsement are anti-LGBTQ, but that those who were endorsed are in the best position to advance LGBTQ issues in the offices they seek. HD 85: Karla Drenner (i)* HD 86: Michelle Henson (i) Governor: Stacey Abrams HD 95: Beth Moore Lt. Governor: Sarah Riggs Amico HD 97: Aisha Yaqoob Secretary of State: John Barrow HD 99: Brenda Lopez (i) Attorney General: Charlie Bailey HD 101: Sam Park (i)* Labor Commissioner: Richard Keatley HD 102: Gregg Kennard Agriculture Commissioner: Fred Swann HD 105: Donna McLeod Public Service Commission Dist. 3: HD 107: Shelly Hutchinson Lindy Miller HD 108: Jasmine Clark Public Service Commission Dist. 5: HD 109: Regina Lewis-Ward Dawn Randolph HD 111: El-Mahdi Holly HD 113: Pam Dickerson (i) HD 117: Deborah Gonzalez (i) SD 6: Jen Jordan (i) HD 119: Jonathan Wallace (i) SD 29: Valerie Haskins HD 144: Jessica Walden SD 40: Sally Harrell HD 153: Camia Hopson SD 41: Steve Henson (i) HD 161: Adam Bridges* SD 44: Gail Davenport (i) HD 179: Julie Jordan* SD 46: Marisue Hilliard SD 48: Zahra Karinshak SD 56: Ellyn Jeager County Commission District 2: Ben Ku* County Board of Education District 2: Wandy Taylor HD 23: Adam Wynn* HD 30: Alana Watkins Amendment 1 (Conservation Sales Tax): YES HD 36: Jen Slipakoff Amendment 4 (Victims’ Rights): YES HD 37: Mary Frances Williams HD 39: Erica Thomas (i) HD 40: Erick Allen HD 50: Angelika Kausche Referendum B (tax exemption for certain homes for HD 52: Shea Roberts the mentally disabled): YES HD 56: Able Mable Thomas (i) HD 57: Pat Gardner (i) HD 58: Park Cannon (i)* Permit the sale of alcohol on Sunday between HD 60: Kim Schofield (i) 11am & 12:30pm: YES HD 79: Michael Wilensky (not applicable in all municipalities) HD 80: Matthew Wilson* HD 81: Scott Holcomb (i) * denotes an openly LGBTQ candidate or HD 84: Renitta Shannon (i)* incumbent For more information on our endorsed candidates visit: .