Bob has lived in Georgia for seven years. He lives with his wife, Frances, in Dawson County. They have two adult children, Ann and Emily.

Bob has held positions in restaurant management, and he has also founded a nonprofit. He previously served in the military and was deployed in Iraq.

Bob Christian's bid for US Representative is his first entry into politics.

Wants to bolster the social safety net to support gig-economy workers.

Supports the Investment in Infrastructure and Jobs Act, including using the funds to address digital infrastructure such as rural internet access.

Wants to expand "the transportation network \[to] support communities as they face unprecedented growth."

Wants to update the tax code to support small businesses, instead of "big box stores and major developers."

Believes that it is time to fully fund the police and "rebuild trust between the ordinary citizen and the individual police officer."

- Wants to bolster the social safety net to support gig-economy workers.
- Supports the Investment in Infrastructure and Jobs Act, including using the funds to address digital infrastructure such as rural internet access.
- Wants to expand "the transportation network \[to] support communities as they face unprecedented growth."
- Wants to update the tax code to support small businesses, instead of "big box stores and major developers."
- Believes that it is time to fully fund the police and "rebuild trust between the ordinary citizen and the individual police officer."

Economy

Wants to improve mental healthcare access. Specifically, he wants to introduce behavioral therapists in high schools and colleges, provide support for local counseling services, and expand substance abuse treatment services.

Wants to reform the Affordable Care Act, saying "It is time to take a hard look at the successes and failures of the Affordable Care Act, and double down on the policies that have been working."

Wants to update the national Pandemic Strategy to reflect learnings from COVID-19.

Wants "to expand hospital systems into underserved communities."

Wants to encourage more people to enter healthcare careers by "providing educational incentives and financial relief to those who pursue careers in the medical profession."

- Wants to improve mental healthcare access. Specifically, he wants to introduce behavioral therapists in high schools and colleges, provide support for local counseling services, and expand substance abuse treatment services.
- Wants to reform the Affordable Care Act, saying "It is time to take a hard look at the successes and failures of the Affordable Care Act, and double down on the policies that have been working."
- Wants to update the national Pandemic Strategy to reflect learnings from COVID-19.
- Wants "to expand hospital systems into underserved communities."
- Wants to encourage more people to enter healthcare careers by "providing educational incentives and financial relief to those who pursue careers in the medical profession."

Healthcare

Supports "clean energy and clean jobs for a clean future."

- Supports "clean energy and clean jobs for a clean future."

Environment

Wants to strengthen digital networks against "new, modern enemies".

- Wants to strengthen digital networks against "new, modern enemies".

Foreign Policy and Immigration

As of October 24, 2022, Bob Christian’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Immigration

Bob Christian

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