Ballotpedia: Kayla Hollifield

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Kayla is a lifelong resident of Pickens County. She began her higher education at Gainesville State College, majoring in Sociology, and continued for two more years at Chattahoochee Technical College. Kayla has a daughter.

Kayla is the owner and CEO of Dolly Delivers. She previously worked as an administrative assistant at Imerys, Bid Coordinator at Place Services Inc., and Information Technology Specialist at Day's Chevrolet Jasper.

Kayla L. Hollifield is currently serves on the Pickens County Library Board. She ran for Georgia House State Representative in 2020 and 2022, but did not win either race.

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The candidate's website says, "* Economic Growth: Particularly supporting entrepreneurs in North Georgia who will create good-paying jobs."

Plans to support entrepreneurs and businesses "who will create good-paying jobs."

- Plans to support entrepreneurs and businesses "who will create good-paying jobs."

Economy

Opposes deregulation of environmental protections; concerned about water pollution, food safety, and transparency in agricultural data; plans to advocate for health-related regulations in Georgia to address federal oversight gaps.

Opposes deregulation of environmental protections.

Plans to address concerns about water pollution, food safety, and transparency in agricultural data.

Wants to advocate for health-related regulations in Georgia to address federal oversight gaps.

- Opposes deregulation of environmental protections.
- Plans to address concerns about water pollution, food safety, and transparency in agricultural data.
- Wants to advocate for health-related regulations in Georgia to address federal oversight gaps.

Energy & the Environment

Said, "Free Healthcare for ALL: Healthcare is a major concern for everybody... especially now with COVID-19 causing havoc, I will do my best to support any legislation introduced in the House that would help to make health care FREE to everyone."

Supports legislation that would create universal healthcare.

- Supports legislation that would create universal healthcare.
- Supports abortion rights.

Healthcare

The candidate's website says, "Term Limits: ... Term limits provide a mechanism for holding leaders accountable. It reduces the tendency toward corruption by insuring political turnover and give new generations the opportunity to compete for political office."

Supports introducing term limit legislation, saying it "reduces the tendency toward corruption by insuring political turnover and give new generations the opportunity to compete for political office."

- Supports introducing term limit legislation, saying it "reduces the tendency toward corruption by insuring political turnover and give new generations the opportunity to compete for political office."

Voting & Elections

As of March 19, 2024, Kayla L. Hollifield’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Kayla L. Hollifield

Kayla L. Hollifield is a lifelong resident of Pickens County, Georgia. She began her higher education at Gainesville State College, majoring in Sociology, and continued for two more years at Chattahoochee Technical College. Kayla is a mother, having had her daughter Dolly at the age of 20.

Kayla L. Hollifield is the owner and CEO of Dolly Delivers. She previously worked as an Administrative Assistant at Imerys, Bid Coordinator at Place Services Inc., and Information Technology Specialist at Day's Chevrolet Jasper.

Kayla L. Hollifield is currently serving on the Pickens County Library Board. She ran for the position of Georgia House State Representative in 2022 and 2020, but did not win in either year. She also serves on the GA 9th District Democratic Women's Network.

- The candidate's website says, "* Economic Growth: Particularly supporting entrepreneurs in North Georgia who will create good-paying jobs."

- Opposes deregulation of environmental protections; concerned about water pollution, food safety, and transparency in agricultural data; plans to advocate for health-related regulations in Georgia to address federal oversight gaps.

Said, "It is hard running in rural North Georgia as a woman, and especially as a pro-women’s reproductive rights candidate. But we need hard-working women at the table who will be a voice for women all over Georgia."

- Said, "Free Healthcare for ALL: Healthcare is a major concern for everybody... especially now with COVID-19 causing havoc, I will do my best to support any legislation introduced in the House that would help to make health care FREE to everyone."
- Said, "It is hard running in rural North Georgia as a woman, and especially as a pro-women’s reproductive rights candidate. But we need hard-working women at the table who will be a voice for women all over Georgia."

- The candidate's website says, "Term Limits: ... Term limits provide a mechanism for holding leaders accountable. It reduces the tendency toward corruption by insuring political turnover and give new generations the opportunity to compete for political office."

Said, "I have been a part of this community my entire life, working tirelessly to improve our community and simply make it a better place, a place we would be proud to have our children and grandchildren grow up in... Those tasks include currently serving on the Pickens County Library Board...while also putting effort in together with the Library Board and Pickens School System to form a partnership between the schools and the library. Also working for the Pickens County School system as a substitute teacher, during a pandemic just to jump in and help... working with all grades... I promise to listen to my constituents and become knowledgeable about the real issues in our community and bring us closer together."

Said, "I have been a part of this community my entire life, working tirelessly to improve our community and simply make it a better place, a place we would be proud to have our children and grandchildren grow up in... I promise to listen to my constituents and become knowledgeable about the real issues in our community and bring us closer together."

- Said, "I have been a part of this community my entire life, working tirelessly to improve our community and simply make it a better place, a place we would be proud to have our children and grandchildren grow up in... I promise to listen to my constituents and become knowledgeable about the real issues in our community and bring us closer together."

Kayla L. Hollifield is a lifelong resident of Pickens County, Georgia. She began her higher education at Gainesville State College, majoring in Sociology, and continued for two more years at Chattahoochee Technical College. Kayla is a mother, having had her daughter Dolly at the age of 20. There is no mention of the church she attends.

As of April 3, 2024, Kayla L. Hollifield’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Kayla L. Hollifield is currently serving on the Pickens County Library Board. She ran for the position of Georgia House State Representative in 2022.

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