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Angela Moore was born in Washington, DC and attended the University of the District of Columbia where she received a Bachelor's Degree in Biology. She received the Presidential Lifetime Achievement Award from President Biden in 2023. 

Angela Moore has experience in Politics on the Senate and Communications Chair, working on several campaigns. She also has experience as an entertainment publicist. 

Angela Moore is a State Representative in State House District 91. She was elected to this position in 2021, and has served 1 term in this position. She also ran for Georgia Secretary of State from 2006-2010 but did not win. 

AJC/ACC Voter Guide - Local & Legislative Questionnaire

Believes economic development should include education and essential workers consist of "those who have not considered a traditional 4-year college career but have chosen a technical college path."

Plans to fully fund tuition at Technical colleges for professions including "Auto mechanics', Nurse Aids', Beauty, and Barbers' as well as other essential fields."

Supports the Employment Non-Discrimination Act, which protects workers from discrimination based on sexual orientation, and promises to "push to add gender identity and equality to any law".

Plans to raise minimum wage as she believes it is "essential to restoring the economic mobility of all Americans and rebuilding the middle class," and believes that raising the minimum wage is a "civil right". 

Believes that the government should provide rental assistance payments, grants, loan guarantees, and tax incentives to create affordable housing, and identifies affordable housing as one of her top priorities.

- Believes economic development should include education and essential workers consist of "those who have not considered a traditional 4-year college career but have chosen a technical college path."
- Plans to fully fund tuition at Technical colleges for professions including "Auto mechanics', Nurse Aids', Beauty, and Barbers' as well as other essential fields."
- Supports the Employment Non-Discrimination Act, which protects workers from discrimination based on sexual orientation, and promises to "push to add gender identity and equality to any law".
- Plans to raise minimum wage as she believes it is "essential to restoring the economic mobility of all Americans and rebuilding the middle class," and believes that raising the minimum wage is a "civil right". 
- Believes that the government should provide rental assistance payments, grants, loan guarantees, and tax incentives to create affordable housing, and identifies affordable housing as one of her top priorities.

Economy

Identifies the environment as one of her top priorities.

- Identifies the environment as one of her top priorities.

Energy & the Environment

Supports expanding Medicaid coverage in Georgia, and identifies this as one of her top priorities.

- Supports expanding Medicaid coverage in Georgia, and identifies this as one of her top priorities.

Healthcare

Supports same day voter registration policies that let voters register to vote on the day of the election, and opposes laws that "restrict" the ability to vote, particularly for "seniors, Military, college students, and minorities".

Believes that Georgia needs a more secure voting system, but also that Georgia "ranks high in vote security".

- Supports same day voter registration policies that let voters register to vote on the day of the election, and opposes laws that "restrict" the ability to vote, particularly for "seniors, Military, college students, and minorities".
- Believes that Georgia needs a more secure voting system, but also that Georgia "ranks high in vote security".

Voting & Elections

Opposes gun control and open carry policies.

Supports "stronger" background check systems for gun purchases to "ensure that violent individuals, domestic abusers, murderers, or those who suffer from mental episodes are not able to purchase guns."

Wants to limit amount of ammunition guns can hold in a single magazine.

Said "I support marriage rights and responsibilities to same-sex couples. I oppose discrimination of any form. "

Identifies "formerly incarcerated persons" as one of her top priorities.

- Opposes gun control and open carry policies.
- Supports "stronger" background check systems for gun purchases to "ensure that violent individuals, domestic abusers, murderers, or those who suffer from mental episodes are not able to purchase guns."
- Wants to limit amount of ammunition guns can hold in a single magazine.
- Said "I support marriage rights and responsibilities to same-sex couples. I oppose discrimination of any form. "
- Identifies "formerly incarcerated persons" as one of her top priorities.

Public Safety

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

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