Said, "Local, regional and state governments spend $58B in contracts each year... Black businesses receive less than 1% of that business... I’ll fight to get businesses in District 55 a bigger piece of the pie."

Said, "Atlanta is growing rapidly, housing prices are skyrocketing, roads are deteriorating and residents are being pushed out of the city. I'll fight to protect homeowners and build affordable workforce housing, fix roads and stop the push out."

Supports investing in infrastructure. Wants to improve high-speed internet, cellular service, and the electrical grid.

The candidate's website says, "Inga wants full expansion of Medicaid to keep hospitals open and reduce the cost of prescription drugs."

Said, "The rate of black maternal death in Georgia is staggering... The fight for reproductive justice is coming to the state house. I will fight to protect women’s health and our fundamental right to choose."

The candidate's website says, "Inga will fight for women's health and reproductive justice."

The candidate's website says, "Inga believes voting rights and election integrity is fundamental to our democracy."

Said, "Working with neighborhoods, local and state law enforcement, and social service agencies, I’ll fight for coordinated prevention, intervention, and enforcement strategies that are measurable and multi-year to reduce crime and violence in District 55."

The candidate's website says, "Inga supports community policing and better gun safety laws."

Supports increased school funding and better teacher pay.

Said, "The COVID-19 pandemic devastated classrooms and campuses disrupted student learning and achievement and overwhelmed educators and administrators. I’ll fight for students and teachers to get the resources they need to succeed and return the arts to schools."