Georgia is currently ranked 35th in the nation for overall for women’s healthcare. According to the CDC, pregnant women are twice as likely to die due to complications from childbirth than the rest of the nation.

Every child in Georgia deserves quality medical treatments they can afford, and hospitals equipped with the proper resources to provide the highest standard of care.

Rural hospitals have been closing at a rate that is reverberating through micro economies throughout Georgia, and devastating to local communities.

Our children are out future, and deserve an education system that can equip them with the skills needed for the 21st Century,

U.S. News ranks Georgia at 26th in education. Whether it’s public school or private school in Georgia, our goal is increasing overall equity of resources, educator preparation, and tergeted education reform.

Protecting our natural resources is vital to maintaining a healthy environment for all. Let’s join the fight against climate change with stronger regulations, increased oversight, and representation for low-income communities.

Georgia ranks 29th among the nation’s states for crime and corrections. We must reimagine what community safety looks like from an intersectional perspective.

Let’s focus on healing police violence, tackling the school-to-prison pipeline, and safeguarding basic human rights regardless of race, sex, class, and background. By directly addressing the flaws within the criminal justice system, we’ll put Georgia on the right path to being a safer, more just state.

Investing in telecom networks calls for widening the bandwidth, or increasing the maximum level of allowable data transmissions.  It also allows for transporting multiple types of traffic and signals at a wider range of frequencies.

Victims of cyber attacks are left picking up the ever increasing price tag for digital crimes. We’ll develop comprehensive security solutions to protect our intellectual property.

Any comprehensive solution to public safety must include investments in our people. As we usher forth unprecedented levels of social change via cutting edge technologies,  a workforce capable of  facilitating operations statewide.

Georgia enjoys a robust mix of employment sectors which include agriculture, film, energy, automotive, and tourism.

Georgia is an amazing state to state to live, work, and play!

If we’re to continue as “The #1 state to do business”, we must guarantee every Georgian has access to a livable wage.

We want to ensure VA pension benefits for wartime Veterans and survivors with limited or no income arrive on time, every time.

Our Veterans sacrificed to serve and protect this country, and deserve prompt, comprehensive medical care. We’ll take the concerns and needs Georgia to design direct solutions to positively impact Veterans statewide.

Let’s increase program access to the families across Georgia needing assistance  with caring for health and wellness of Veterans. 

Opening up the discussion about mental health, and tackling current stigmas associated with seeking help is imperative for our youth. Help us make healthier minds a priority for Georgia.

Increasing access to critical care through health insurance, early education, prevention programs, and rehabilitation services.

Thousands suffering from mental illness are in need of medical and emotional support. Unfortunately, our facilities are overwhelmed, and understaffed  to meet the ever increasing demands for  services.

The State of Georgia is ripe for innovation for the ongoing needs of our infrastructure.

Transmission & Distribution – We must continue to identify creative ways to address our public sector’s most critical infrastructure challenges while making our progress most cost-effective.

Globally incubate standards compliant channels before scalable benefits. Quickly disseminate superior deliverables whereas web-enabled applications. Quickly drive clicks-and-mortar catalysts for change before vertical architectures. Continually reintermediate integrated processes through technically sound intellectual capital.