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Ballotpedia: Narender Reddy

Narender is an immigrant from India who made Georgia his home after coming to America. He received a Master of Business Administration from the University of Evansville. He is a father and a grandfather.

Narender is a commercial real estate business owner and co-founder of a national bank. He has served on the Board of Georgia Regional Transportation Authority for 18 years.

Narender Reddy previously ran for State Representative for House District 50 in 2022, but did not win.

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Plans to leverage 30 years of business success to boost Georgia's economy, advocating for fewer politicians and more entrepreneurs, easing business operations, and tackling inflation to maintain the state's top business ranking.

The candidate's website says, "Slash Income Taxes for Families and Businesses"

The candidate's website says, "Cutting Taxes and Fighting Inflation"

Believes in reducing taxes and regulations in Atlanta to alleviate family and small business financial burdens, keeping more income with citizens, and addressing high inflation and rising debt by cutting taxes and minimizing bureaucratic obstacles for businesses.

Supports reducing taxes and government regulations to address high inflation.

The candidate's website says, "Stop Radical Spending that's Driving Inflation"

- Supports reducing taxes and government regulations to address high inflation.
- Wants to decrease government spending.

Economy

Wants to fix Johns Creek's traffic problems and supports investing in its infrastructure.

- Wants to fix Johns Creek's traffic problems and supports investing in its infrastructure.

Energy & the Environment

Atlanta Civic Circle: Narender Reddy

Supports Georgia's heartbeat bill, which prohibits abortion after there is a detectable human heartbeat with exceptions for cases of rape, incest, and when the mother's life is at risk.

- Supports Georgia's heartbeat bill, which prohibits abortion after there is a detectable human heartbeat with exceptions for cases of rape, incest, and when the mother's life is at risk.

Healthcare

As of July 25, 2024, Narender Reddy’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Voting & Elections

NRI Pulse: Narender Reddy announces run for State House District 50

Said, "He is ready to go to the capital and keep Johns Creek the safest large city in Georgia..."

Said, "We have to work to keep Johns Creek a place for families. That starts with keeping our community safe... Each of us live here in Johns Creek for the same reason, it truly is a community, let's keep it that way."

Said, "I will work to ensure our police can keep our communities safe... to throw violent criminals behind bars, and uphold law and order... to ensure our law enforcement have the resources and support needed to keep our neighborhoods safe."

Said, "It is essential to keep crime low, to throw violent criminals behind bars, and uphold law and order. We must work to ensure our law enforcement have the resources and support needed to keep our neighborhoods safe."

Supports reducing undocumented immigration.

- Said, "It is essential to keep crime low, to throw violent criminals behind bars, and uphold law and order. We must work to ensure our law enforcement have the resources and support needed to keep our neighborhoods safe."
- Supports reducing undocumented immigration.

Public Safety

Appen Media: Reddy wins State House 50 Republican runoff by 12 votes

Believes in prioritizing education, maintaining Johns Creek's high school standards through conservative leadership, empowering parental input in curriculum, and supporting teachers to ensure quality schooling for children's success.

Said, "We have to give parents a voice in what their children are learning in schools, and support our teachers to make the schools great."

Wants to "continue to invest in our teachers and students."

Said, "...we must keep politics out of the classroom and keep our teachers and parents to be in the driver’s seat of what is happening in our schools – not political activists."

- Said, "We have to give parents a voice in what their children are learning in schools, and support our teachers to make the schools great."
- Wants to "continue to invest in our teachers and students."
- Said, "...we must keep politics out of the classroom and keep our teachers and parents to be in the driver’s seat of what is happening in our schools – not political activists."

Education

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