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Ballotpedia, Ellen Wright

Ellen received a bachelor's degree from Milligan College and later attended South University. She is the First Vice Chair of the Meriwether County Democratic Committee and is a Court Appointed Special Advocates volunteer.

Ellen has experience as an Administrative Assistant for Valerie Haskins, a Director of Administrative Services for Stolen Horse International, and as a Paralegal.


Ellen T. Wright's campaign for State Senator in State Senate District 29 is her first entry into politics.

Plans to expand reasonable job creation in the County.

Said, "Women and minority-owned businesses can provide necessary services to their neighbors if given the chance."

- Plans to expand reasonable job creation in the County.
- Said, "Women and minority-owned businesses can provide necessary services to their neighbors if given the chance."

Economy

Supports transportation that is "fast, CLEAN, and affordable."

- Supports transportation that is "fast, CLEAN, and affordable."

Energy & the Environment

Wishes to implement affordable healthcare for all, specifically women and children.

- Wants to expand Medicaid.
- Wishes to implement affordable healthcare for all, specifically women and children.
- Supports abortion.
- Supports the LGBTQ+ community.

Healthcare

As of July 25, 2024, Ellen T. Wright’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Voting & Elections

Public Safety

Wants to increase access to affordable daycare and said, "People who work from home still need child care."

- Wants to raise school ratings.
- Wants to increase access to affordable daycare and said, "People who work from home still need child care."

Education

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Ellen T. Wright

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