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Bobby attended West Georgia Technical College where he received a degree in Fire Science. He currently resides in Fayetteville, Georgia. 

Bobby served as a Fire Captain for over 20 years at the Atlanta Fire Rescue Department. For nearly five years, he has been working a leadership role at a community-based advocacy group. 

Ballotpedia, Georgia House of Representatives District 69

Bobby B. Ferrell’s campaign for state representative is his first entry into politics. 

Plans to cooperate with the Homeowners Associations (HOAs) of community organizations to "galvanize communities...find solutions that enhance community cohesion and effectiveness."

- Plans to cooperate with the Homeowners Associations (HOAs) of community organizations to "galvanize communities...find solutions that enhance community cohesion and effectiveness."

Economy

As of March 19, 2024, Bobby B. Ferrell’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Energy & the Environment

Plans to address mental health and institute guidelines aimed at reducing suicides, criminalization, and expanding access to mental health services and community outreach programs.

- Plans to address mental health and institute guidelines aimed at reducing suicides, criminalization, and expanding access to mental health services and community outreach programs.

Healthcare

Wants to foster community engagement and develop policies reflecting the publics majority beliefs.

- Wants to foster community engagement and develop policies reflecting the publics majority beliefs.

Voting & Elections

Said he is "committed to advocating and legislating for basic senior rights, including the right to dignity, the ability to designate a guardian, freedom from abuse, the right to communicate and complain about care, and the assurance of privacy."

- Said he is "committed to advocating and legislating for basic senior rights, including the right to dignity, the ability to designate a guardian, freedom from abuse, the right to communicate and complain about care, and the assurance of privacy."

Public Safety

Plans to install initiatives aimed to prevent misrepresentation in education, which he believes can happen by "opposing book bans and fostering an environment that encourages a truthful and inclusive depiction of history in schools."

- Plans to install initiatives aimed to prevent misrepresentation in education, which he believes can happen by "opposing book bans and fostering an environment that encourages a truthful and inclusive depiction of history in schools."

Education

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Bobby B. Ferrell

As of April 28, 2024, Cobie Lyrix Brown’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Cobie Brown has served as the CEO of the Global Myndz Record Company for almost 30 years. 

Ballotpedia, Cobie Lyrix Brown

Cobie Lyrix Brown previously ran for Georgia House of Representatives District 69 in 2022, but did not win. 

As of March 19, 2024, Cobie Lyrix Brown’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Cobie Lyrix Brown

Ballotpedia, Debra Bazemore

Fayette County Democrats, DEBRA BAZEMORE

Debra Bazemore is from Liberty, New York and holds a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration from Strayer University. She has two daughters and one son and is a member of the New Birth Missionary Baptist Church. She lives in South Fulton, Georgia.

Debra has experience as a conflict resolution coordinator. She has experience as the Chief of Staff to a State Senator. 

Debra Bazemore is the State Representative for District 63. She was elected in 2016. 

As of March 19, 2024, Debra Bazemore did not have a website or any information online.

AJC/ACC Voter Guide - Local & Legislative Questionnaire

Said she is "determined to continue fighting for Medicaid expansion."

- Said she is "determined to continue fighting for Medicaid expansion."

Twitter

Debra Bazemore

Jared Daigre has been a resident of Fayetteville, Georgia for nearly 18 years. He attended Middle Georgia State University, where he earned an Associate's degree in Information Technology, and later graduated from Mercer University with a BS in Psychology. Jared was a part of the Gifted Program at Fayette County High School and has been involved with High Hopes Church as a Media Director. 

Jared Daigre is currently a Writing Tutor at Georgia Military College. Previously, he served as the Media Director at High Hopes Church from 2012 to 2020. He also held the position of Secretary for the Fayette County Democrat Committee, where he conducted trainings and led various committees.

Ballotpedia, Jared Diagre

Jarad Daigre's campaign for State Representative in State House District 69 is his first entry into politics. 

Candidate website

Said, "I believe in a competitive, thriving Georgia economy... We must invest in transportation infrastructure, support small businesses, and develop cutting-edge technology."

- Said, "I believe in a competitive, thriving Georgia economy... We must invest in transportation infrastructure, support small businesses, and develop cutting-edge technology."

As of March 19, 2024, Jared Daigre’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Said, "I believe in accessible and affordable healthcare for everyone... We must fully expand Medicaid, promote preventive healthcare, focus on mental health care, and support eldercare for our aging population."

- Said, "I believe in accessible and affordable healthcare for everyone... We must fully expand Medicaid, promote preventive healthcare, focus on mental health care, and support eldercare for our aging population."

Said, "I believe in a free, appropriate public education. I will fight for strong educational reforms to create a system focused on your child and not test scores. We must reduce class sizes, facilitate parental transparency, and increase teacher effectiveness."

- Said, "I believe in a free, appropriate public education. I will fight for strong educational reforms to create a system focused on your child and not test scores. We must reduce class sizes, facilitate parental transparency, and increase teacher effectiveness."

Jared Daigre

Ray holds a Bachelor's Degree from Kennesaw State University in Business Administration and Management. He currently resides in Atlanta. 

Ray Mills Co-Founded a campaign, "Run for Justice" advocating for systemic reform and racial equality within the justice system and has worked there for the last 10 years. He also is an Author on a Business novel and founded a school. 

Ballotpedia, Ray Mills

Ray Mills’s campaign for State Representative in State House District 69 is his first entry into politics. 

The candidate's website says, "Authored a best-selling business book “Let’s Start a Business”, that provides actionable insights, innovative strategies, and practical advice for professionals and entrepreneurs seeking success in today's competitive market."

Supports strengthening Georgia's economy by leveraging all citizens' talents, enhancing family support, investing in education, improving mental health resources, expanding scholarships, facilitating access to training, and raising the minimum wage for societal benefit.

Plans to use "all citizens' talents, enhancing family support, investing in education, improving mental health resources, expanding scholarships, facilitating access to training, and raising the minimum wage for societal benefit" as he believes it will lead to "strengthening Georgia's economy". 

- Plans to use "all citizens' talents, enhancing family support, investing in education, improving mental health resources, expanding scholarships, facilitating access to training, and raising the minimum wage for societal benefit" as he believes it will lead to "strengthening Georgia's economy". 

As of March 19, 2024, Ray Mills’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Opposes Georgia's voting restrictions since 2020, claiming they disenfranchise voters, particularly minorities and youth, and undermine democracy. Advocates for electing leaders who protect and enhance voting rights.

Opposes Georgia's voting system claiming it "erect barriers to voting, disproportionately  disenfranchising Black, Latino and young voters". 

Believes it is critical to "elect leaders dedicated to preserving and amplifying our collective right to vote and ensure that all voices are heard."

Claims Georgia has "emerged as the epicenter of a concerted assault on our fundamental right to participate in free and fair elections."

- Opposes Georgia's voting system claiming it "erect barriers to voting, disproportionately  disenfranchising Black, Latino and young voters". 
- Believes it is critical to "elect leaders dedicated to preserving and amplifying our collective right to vote and ensure that all voices are heard."
- Claims Georgia has "emerged as the epicenter of a concerted assault on our fundamental right to participate in free and fair elections."

Ray Mills

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