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Jodi Diodati

REPUBLICAN

Jodi Diodati is running for Georgia State Representative, District 90.

Personal background

Jodi is originally from Rome, Georgia. She has a bachelor's degree from the University of South Carolina. She lives in Marietta with her husband.

Professional background

Jodi is a real estate agent and a general contractor at her father's construction company. She also is a scenic painter in the film industry. She has worked as a television host for 25 years.

Political background

Jodi Diodati's campaign for state representative is her first entry into politics.

Economy

Wants to get rid of state income tax, lower other taxes, and get rid of tax exemptions for special interest groups.

Supports deregulating business.

Wants to audit state programs in order to cut funding.

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Voting & Elections

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Healthcare

Wants hospitals to provide prices online for common services like x-rays, outpatient visits, cesarean deliveries, and lab tests.

Supports letting doctors prescribe off label medications to patients.

Wants to "ensure medical freedom and a patient's 'Right to Try' without government overreach or interference."

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Education

Wants to audit school funding for "wasteful spending" to use to teacher pay.

Supports offering more job training to high school students.

Wants to restrict the use of school waivers for classroom size.

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Public Safety

Wants voters to decide whether to legalize marijuana for adults 21 years or older.

Supports more funding to the police for de-escalation training and other nonlethal tactics.

Believes that dash and body cam footage of police shootings should be made public after 30 days unless the department can prove that releasing the footage would compromise an investigation.

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