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Simone has worked as a business executive. 

Simone H Collins's campaign for state representative is her first run for public office. 

Wants AI to improve government services in order to reduce unnecessary taxes.

- Wants AI to improve government services in order to reduce unnecessary taxes.

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As of September 30, 2024, Simone H Collins’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Supports more nuclear-friendly energy options in order to reach "clean energy" for all.

- Supports more nuclear-friendly energy options in order to reach "clean energy" for all.

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Public Safety

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Simone H Collins

As of October 3, 2024, Simone H Collins’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Supports policies that attract business and investment.

Believes governmental services can be enhanced while reducing spending by eliminating bureaucratic inefficiencies and using automation and AI.

Believes in preventing a "cultural monoculture" by supporting diverse economic policies and practices.

Supports using "automation-driven cost savings" to expand government services.

Believes demographic collapse can negatively impact nations, states, towns, and individuals if not thoughtfully planned for.

Believes in raising "just enough" funds to engage the local community and empower informed voting, saying, "Your contribution is meant to catalyze meaningful change, not support a political career."

Plans to "eliminate redundant, non-helpful bureaucratic bloat."

Supports family-friendly policies in healthcare.

Believes the Collinses are "the poster children of the pronatalist movement, on a mission to save humanity by having as many babies as possible."

Believes in creating educational environments that cater to self-driven, intellectually curious students, as demonstrated by their co-founding of a school focused on nurturing future entrepreneurs and leaders.

Believes in the importance of education, highlighting the significance of shows like "Simone & Malcom in Entrepreneur" to inspire and inform young audiences about entrepreneurship.

Believes policies should also support grandparents and extended families.

Believes in prioritizing education and supporting policies that enhance K-12 and higher education opportunities.

Supports policies that allow funds to "follow the student" to public schools, charter schools, private schools, or home schools.

Supports quality education for all children, and believes in strong public schools and affordable higher education.

Believes in reimagining publicly funded middle and high school education to ensure children receive necessary professional development to succeed.

Believes in strong public safety measures.

Believes in pronatalist policies, which encourage higher birth rates.

Believes in strengthening family policies to enhance public safety.

Believes in supporting policies that encourage childbirth and family growth.

Believes in enhancing public safety measures.

Believes in addressing public safety through comprehensive criminal justice reform, gun control, and community policing.

Believes in protecting state sovereignty.

Supports voting rights and fair election practices.

Believes in protecting voting rights and ensuring fair elections.

Believes in fair and accessible voting rights and elections.

Supports enhancing government services through automation and technology.

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