Hailing from a family that is steeped in rich values of education, military, and public service for as long as I can remember, I know your concerns are the same as mine for our district's communities and I want you and me to work together.
Healthcare and our children's education, are and have been priorities for every community. Our natural resources and that of quality of life are at the forefront at every turn. With nearly 3 decades of business, political, community, and volunteerism experience, I know what it takes to build relationships across the divide, navigate the complicated, and work with others for the greater good.
But I can't do this alone. I am confident that to form a more perfect union,
you and I together will make an excellent team!"

Sponsored Bills
Co-Sponsored Bills
GA - HR923 Alexander, Elton; outstanding public service; commend
GA - HR1058 Kendall Rae Johnson Day; 03/23/22; youngest certified farmer in Georgia; recognize
GA - HR915 General Assembly; members elected in 2024 and thereafter shall serve four-year terms of office; provide - CA
GA - HR1098 DeKalb County's women veterans day; March 25, 2022; recognize
GA - HR752 John Evans Day; January 28, 2022; recognize
GA - HR506 Stephenson, Pamela; commend
GA - HB1427 TLC Act; enact
GA - HB1454 Ratepayer Surcharge Relief Act; enact
GA - HB999 Georgia Educational Freedom Act; enact
GA - HB1337 Nigel's Law; enact
GA - HR1196 Atlanta Jamaican Association, Inc.; grand occasion of its 45th anniversary; recognize
GA - HR470 Williams, Dr. Ed; outstanding service as a community activist; commend
GA - HR471 Holmes, Sandra; outstanding community service; commend
GA - HR661 Terry, Judge Sherrell; condolences
GA - HR1106 Isenhower, Anne F.; commend
GA - HR477 Greenwood, Debra; outstanding service as a community activist; commend
GA - HR851 Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc.; 109 years of service; Delta Day at the state capitol; March 2, 2022; recognize
GA - HR846 Cail, Renee; receiving the 2022 Yellow Rose Nikki T. Randall Servant Leader Award; commend
GA - HR483 Pringle, Willie; outstanding community service; commend
GA - HR468 Edwards, Joel, outstanding service as a community activist; commend
GA - HR694 Girl Scout Day at the state capitol; February 1, 2022; commending Girl Scouts as a national leader in providing the best leadership development experience in the world to American girls; recognize
GA - HR834 Vickers, Reverend Eric George, Sr.; commend
GA - HR808 Restaurant industry of Georgia; State Restaurant Day at the state capitol; February 23, 2022; recognize
GA - SB638 Rockdale County Public Facilities Authority; create
ISSUES THAT EFFECT US
There are many unique issues in every community, city by city. My passion lies in helping my fellow persons when and where I can. Rather than spew blinded issues at the onset of this campaign, I have decided to listen to the constituents of the district and formulate what really matters during these difficult and very trying times. Please check back soon as more and more communities and associations are reaching out to me to lay their concerns on the table, and trust me, in these few short days of this election, they are pouring in.
What we do know is on the table and of importance is:
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Access to Affordable Health Care
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Affordable Housing
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Employment
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Business retention and Reemergence
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Access to Quality Education
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Criminal Justice
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Community & Environmental Safety
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Transportation
* For me, Economic Development means education in all forms.
As we are seeing at the onset of this pandemic, our essential workers are many of those who have not considered a traditional 4-year college career but rather have chosen a Technical college.
As your Representative, I will continue to push for funding for our Technical schools where tuition would be free. These are our state and communities' 1st lines of defense; Auto mechanics, Nurse Aids', Beauty, and Barbers as well as other essential fields. When we speak of economic development, these are the first people to bolster our economy and market products as well as the first to open their own businesses. I op to push hard for our front lines through education as our new form of plausible Economic Development.
And Some Things Never Change:
Civil and Human Rights
Gun Violence
Angela supports the law that prevents dangerous weapons from falling into the hands of violent criminals.
Stronger background check systems will help to ensure that violent individuals, domestic abusers, murderers, or the criminally insane are not able to buy guns.
Angela also believes in limiting the amount of deadly ammunition that guns can hold in a single magazine because there is no justifiable civilian purpose for firing dozens of rounds without stopping.
Voting Rights
Angela supports the rights of all individuals to vote, free of undue burden or harassment.
Minnesota has consistently led the nation in voter turnout, without evidence of fraud. This is made possible because of Minnesota’s election laws, which Angela believes should serve as a model for the rest of the country.
Angela will suggest legislation to extend Minnesota’s model to Georgia, making Election Day voter registration the law of the land. Angela opposes any requirements which restrict the ability of thousands to vote, particularly seniors, college students, and minorities. She believes voting is a civil right and will support amendments to enshrine the right to vote per the Constitution.
LGBT Equality
Angela is a tireless advocate for equal human and civil rights to include gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender persons. Angela supports marriage rights and responsibilities to same-sex couples. She opposes discrimination of any form.
Angela also agrees with the Employment Non-Discrimination Act, a bill that protects employees based on their real or perceived sexual orientation. Angela will push to add gender identity to any law, which would provide additional protections for the rights of thousands of Georgians.
Workers’ Rights
Raising the minimum wage is essential to restoring the economic mobility of all Americans and rebuilding the middle class. Too many Americans are living in poverty even while working full time, but helping to raise wages will level the playing field. Angela views raising the minimum wage as a civil right.