Josh Clark
Josh Clark was born in Atlanta, Georgia. Clark's professional experience includes owning a nutraceutical distribution company, and a real estate and management company.
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“Clark continued: “Our children’s future rests in our hands. We must make the hard choices to rein in spending and special interests while fighting for legislation that supports and revives strong, healthy families across our district.””
(Campaign website)Fighting for Northeast Georgia Values: ““I look forward to being interviewed for the job as I go out and engage with my neighbors living in Gwinnett, Hall, and Forsyth counties,” Clark concluded. “I will hold fast to the foundational principles of faith, family, and freedom that built this country. With the support of my neighbors and friends, I look forward to serving as your next State Representative for the 100th District. I promise to cast a vision and craft policies that help keep our Northeast Georgia community—and our beloved state of Georgia—strong, free, and safe.””
(Campaign website) “It’s estimated that up to half of all votes will be cast before Election Day on November 3rd, so I have three quick requests:”
(Campaign website)Jennifer Ambler
Jennifer Ambler was born in Fort Myers, Florida . She earned a high school diploma from Fort Myers High School, a bachelor's degree from the University of Florida in 2005, and a degree from the University of Pennsylvania in 2008. Her career experience includes working in financial services as a personal tax preparer and as an educator.
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Help Us Win: “You can help me reach voters in their mailboxes, on their phones, and at their doors!”
(Campaign website) Help Us Win: “I am an issues-focused candidate — not interested in the usual political games.”
(Campaign website) Help Us Win: “I want to work to make government work better for everyone.”
(Campaign website) “The people of GA have the right to bodily autonomy, and to access necessary medical care without the law getting between them and their doctors. And every Georgian should have access to high quality healthcare without fear of bankruptcy or being forced to choose between medicine or rent and food. Not to mention it makes fiscal sense - Georgians pay federal income tax for Medicaid, but get no benefit, and our hospitals are closing at alarming rates due to the number of patients that can't pay for necessary care.”
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