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Believes in strict fiscal conservatism, opposes government overreach and excessive regulation, and plans to combat progressive policies to preserve and enhance his district's quality of life.

Supports House Bill 880 to aid Georgia's military spouses in job continuity without a license, given they have a valid out-of-state license and submit necessary documents before moving for in-state employment.

Supports House Bill 880, aiding Georgia's military spouses in job continuity without a license, given they have a valid out-of-state license and submit necessary documents before moving for in-state employment.

Supports modernizing licensing laws for various contractors, revising board member requirements, updating plumber classifications, adjusting continuing education mandates, and extending operational allowances post-licensee death.

Supports enhancing Georgia's family support by proposing a bill to double paid parental leave for state employees and teachers to six weeks, potentially attracting more individuals to teaching positions.

Supports enhancing Georgia's family support by proposing a bill to double paid parental leave for state employees and teachers to six weeks.

Supports zero-based budgeting in Georgia, emphasizing its importance during budget week to ensure responsible allocation of taxpayers' money, avoiding cumulative spending year after year.

The candidate's website says, "Promote agriculture as a leading industry in the district."

Wants to promote agriculture as a leading industry in the district.

Opposes government overreach as well as excessive regulation and taxation.

Plans to combat progressive policies to "preserve and enhance his district's quality of life."

- Believes in strict fiscal conservatism.
- Supports House Bill 880, aiding Georgia's military spouses in job continuity without a license, given they have a valid out-of-state license and submit necessary documents before moving for in-state employment.
- Supports modernizing licensing laws for various contractors, revising board member requirements, updating plumber classifications, adjusting continuing education mandates, and extending operational allowances post-licensee death.
- Supports enhancing Georgia's family support by proposing a bill to double paid parental leave for state employees and teachers to six weeks.
- Supports zero-based budgeting in Georgia, emphasizing its importance during budget week to ensure responsible allocation of taxpayers' money, avoiding cumulative spending year after year.
- Wants to promote agriculture as a leading industry in the district.
- Opposes government overreach as well as excessive regulation and taxation.
- Plans to combat progressive policies to "preserve and enhance his district's quality of life."

Economy

As of May 10, 2025, Stan Gunter’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Energy & the Environment

Supports the right for patients in hospitals or long-term care to have continuous presence from designated caregivers, with adherence to facility policies, protected by the "No Patient Left Alone Act" despite emergency declarations.

Supports legislation to aid behavioral health practitioners in Georgia with student loan repayment, aiming to boost the state's mental healthcare provider numbers.

The candidate's website says, "Stan is pro-life, believing that life begins at conception and should be treated that way."

The candidate's website says, "Expansion of the rural hospital tax credits."

Supports the expansion of the rural hospital tax credits.

- Supports the right for patients in hospitals or long-term care to have continuous presence from designated caregivers, with adherence to facility policies, protected by the "No Patient Left Alone Act" despite emergency declarations.
- Supports legislation to aid behavioral health practitioners in Georgia with student loan repayment, aiming to boost the state's mental healthcare provider numbers.
- Opposes abortion.
- Supports the expansion of the rural hospital tax credits.

Healthcare

Voting & Elections

Supports strengthening legal protections for adopted children in Georgia by broadening the incest law to include adoptive relationships through Senate Bill 335, ensuring full legal accountability for sexual crimes within adoptive families.

Supports legislation aiding human trafficking victims by allowing first-time drug possession charges to be vacated if proven related to their victimization, with proper documentation and court approval.

The candidate's website says, "Support law enforcement by connecting resources to combat the growing concerns on internet crime."

Wants to support law enforcement by connecting resources to combat the growing concerns on internet crime.

The candidate's website says, "He supports our Second Amendment as a common-sense rule of law."

Opposes gun control and supports Second Amendment rights.

- Supports strengthening legal protections for adopted children in Georgia by broadening the incest law to include adoptive relationships through Senate Bill 335, ensuring full legal accountability for sexual crimes within adoptive families.
- Supports legislation aiding human trafficking victims by allowing first-time drug possession charges to be vacated if proven related to their victimization, with proper documentation and court approval.
- Wants to support law enforcement by connecting resources to combat the growing concerns on internet crime.
- Opposes gun control and supports Second Amendment rights.

Public Safety

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As of May 10, 2025, Charlotte Sleczkowski’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Opposes government intervention in personal healthcare, promising to "fight to repeal Georgia’s abortion ban."

- Opposes government intervention in personal healthcare, promising to "fight to repeal Georgia’s abortion ban."

Charlotte Sleczkowski

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