Eric Helvy
Eric Helvy earned a high school diploma from Paul Harding High School, a bachelor's degree from Virginia Union University in 1996, a graduate degree from Chicago State University in 2003, and a graduate degree from Walden University in 2009. His career experience includes working as an educator.
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“Strengthen Workforce Development to Prepare Students for Real-World Success.”
(Campaign website)Rashaun Kemp
Rashaun Kemp was born in Columbus, Ohio . He earned a bachelor's degree from Wright State University in 2003 and a graduate degree from Capella University in 2008. His career experience includes working as a nonprofit executive director. He has been affiliated with National Charter Collaborative.
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“As a first-generation college graduate, I have always said I owe it to my great-grandmother, who raised me, to do all I can to impact lives the way she positively impacted mine. She instilled in me that “To Whom much is given, much is required”. Let's get together and make a difference in our community. I am honored to serve the Great State of Georgia and Senate District 38 as your State Senator.”
(Campaign website) “My experience as a husband, father, teacher, principal, education advocate, government official, and community leader have prepared me to not only be ready for this role, but to also deliver results for the people of the 38th Senate District and the Great State of Georgia. I am serving because it is incumbent on all of us to do our part in changing the trajectory of our state and country. I am here to listen and work on behalf of my community focused on issues impacting our lives: education, cost of living, family and civil rights, and healthcare.”
(Campaign website) “Access to affordable and quality healthcare is a vital issue for our community, as many residents in our district disparities in healthcare access.”
(Campaign website) “I believe all Georgians have a fundamental right to quality healthcare, both physical and mental. I will fight to expand medicaid in Georgia to ensure more Georgians have access to quality affordable healthcare. We must also address racial and economic disparities in healthcare across our state. Especially protecting our Black women. This includes expanding access to quality clinics and hospitals, better informed physicians, healthier food options, defending reproductive rights, and expanding medicinal and legalizing recreational marijuana.”
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