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Stoney has a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice from Cameron University and a master’s degree in public administration from Columbus State University.

Stoney is retired. He was the chief of police in Fairburn from 2018 to 2022 and in Chattahoochee Hills from 2016 to 2018.

Stoney Mathis' campaign for state representative is his first entry into politics.

Wants to fix potholes and a new bridge at exit 61 in District 68.

- Wants to fix potholes and a new bridge at exit 61 in District 68.

Economy

As of August 18, 2022, Stoney Mathis’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Voting & Elections

Healthcare

Believes that teachers are underpaid and that schools need more funding.

Wants school curriculum to be restricted to math and English.

Said, "If we can't talk about God in school, we ought not talk about any personal beliefs in school."

- Believes that teachers are underpaid and that schools need more funding. 
- Wants school curriculum to be restricted to math and English. 
- Said, "If we can't talk about God in school, we ought not talk about any personal beliefs in school."

Education

Believes that prison "feels like a country club" to inmates. Said, "They get, you know, really good food. They get to exercise, they get to stay indoors."

Believes that the Black Lives Matter protests causes crime to rise nationwide.

- Believes that prison "feels like a country club" to inmates. Said, "They get, you know, really good food. They get to exercise, they get to stay indoors." 
- Believes that the Black Lives Matter protests causes crime to rise nationwide.

Public Safety

Stoney Mathis

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