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Justice Udo Nwaigwe

REPUBLICAN

Justice Udo Nwaigwe is running for Gwinnett County Commission Chair, Republican Primary.

Personal background

Justice is from Texas. He moved to Georgia with his wife Monica in 2011, where they reside in Gwinnett with their four children.

Professional background

Justice works in the financial services industry and as a Senior Lead Business Execution Consultant. He previously served in the United States Air Force as a Helicopter Flight Engineer and was part of the 20th Special Operations Squadron. He has also been involved in community service, volunteering in financial literacy education and serving on the Board of Directors for the Atlanta Fire Rescue Foundation.

Political background

Justice Udo Nwaigwe's campaign for County Commission Chair in Gwinnett County is his first entry into politics.

Public Services

Said, "I will actively involve constituents and promote an informed decision-making process for a transparent, accountable, and responsive government."

Said, "A common concern is that government structures have become overly large, leading to communication gaps and inefficiencies. Streamlining processes and reducing bureaucratic hurdles can improve responsiveness and service delivery."

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Economy

Said, "Inflation is hurting everyone and taxes continue to rise with little accountability. I have the experience needed to get our budget under control."

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Education

As of March 19, 2024, Justice Udo Nwaigwe’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Public Safety

Said, "Ensuring public safety is paramount. Gwinnett must combat violent crimes, gangs, and lawlessness, prioritizing investments for public safety. I'm committed to upholding law and order."

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Housing & Urban Development

Said, "I want to protect the current residents who have built their lives, invested in our community, and are raising their families in Gwinnett."

Said, "I will use my expertise to cut wasteful spending, prioritize funding on programs that benefit our citizens, balance the budget, and lower the property tax burden for our citizens."

Said, "The planning and zoning process should be reevaluated to strike a balance between residential development and infrastructure capacity. This might involve revisiting density regulations, incentivizing single-family home construction, and ensuring that new developments align with the community's needs."

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Transportation & Infrastructure

Said, "Rapid growth often strains existing infrastructure like roads and schools. Investing in infrastructure upgrades and smart development strategies can alleviate congestion and improve overall livability."

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