Candidate for Georgia House of Representatives - District 100 in 2026 Georgia General Election.
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Get StartedThe women of Georgia have the right to full bodily autonomy. Jennifer is in favor of overturning the 6-week ban and reinstating Roe v Wade. Abortion should be available through the 2nd trimester and decisions about 3rd trimester abortions should be the job of medical professionals in consultation with their pregnant patients to protect their health, without undue interference from legislators who have no medical knowledge. Learn more
Teachers should be paid enough to live in the communities they serve, especially taking the cost of housing into consideration, and they should be supported by the community instead of demonized or treated as glorified babysitters. Learn more
Every kid in Georgia has the right to an excellent public education. Public schools should be fully funded, and no taxpayer money should be going to private schools or homeschooling where there is no input or oversight into the education program. Learn more
Access to higher education should also be expanded. GA should have free community college for all, and very low in-state tuition for universities. The HOPE scholarship, Zell Miller, and HOPE Career grants should be expanded. Learn more
It continues to get hotter and hotter in Georgia every year, and storms get worse and worse. We need to be doing our part at the state level to fight climate change, by taking actions such as installing charging stations for electric vehicles, investing in producing more solar and wind power (including solar panels on residential homes!) and encouraging development in the state of Georgia to be sustainable and energy efficient. Investing in these growing areas could also bring excellent economic development to the state, so it would be win-win! We should also expand public transportation options to get less cars on the road, easing both traffic and pollution. Learn more
Guns are clearly a major element of the crime problem here in Georgia. While law-abiding people have the right to own guns for their own use, we need to keep guns out of the hands of criminals. Learn more
Every gun sale should require a background check, including issues of domestic violence or mental health, and there should be a mechanism to remove guns from the hands of people who have been proven to be unsafe with them. Guns should also be required to be stored safely, so they are not at risk of becoming stolen or being accessed by children. Learn more
Georgia has a crisis of hospital closures, in both rural and urban areas, due to not enough resources for uninsured patients. Considering this expansion will save us money, it's a no brainer! Learn more
Georgia is suffering from a shortage of housing. Our kids might want to stay here after college, but they won't if they can't afford a place to live! We should encourage more building of apartments and multi-family homes by reforming zoning laws and incentivizing builders to build affordable rental units and starter homes for first time home buyers. Learn more
Our elections structure should also be fair, such as using an independent redistricting committee to draw lines rather than legislators themselves, and using voting systems like Ranked Choice Voting to give voters more choice in their candidates without having costly runoffs. Learn more
We should repeal the change to ease the tax burden on working families and to ensure that the wealthy pay their fair share for the benefits of living in a great state with great services. Learn more
Georgia's minimum wage should be immediately raised to 12, and then increased to 15 over time and pegged to state inflation going forward. Learn more
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