Ballotpedia: Kay Turner

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Kay Turner ran in a special general election for Georgia House of Representatives District 125, but did not win.

Economy

Energy & the Environment

WJBF: Kay Turner: House District 125 Representative Candidate

Said, "There should be more assistance as far as helping with funding, helping with childcare, helping with maternity leave... Another huge thing is being able to choose if they want to have an abortion... Healthcare is a right and not a privilege. That is what I’m rooting for."

- Said, "There should be more assistance as far as helping with funding, helping with childcare, helping with maternity leave... Another huge thing is being able to choose if they want to have an abortion... Healthcare is a right and not a privilege. That is what I’m rooting for."

Healthcare

Voting & Elections

Said, "We don’t create that environment to reform individuals coming out of the criminal justice system so that we’re not repeating the cycle."

- Said, "We don’t create that environment to reform individuals coming out of the criminal justice system so that we’re not repeating the cycle."

Public Safety

Said, "The district that I live in is thriving. And when I think about my kids going to school, and the things I hope for them, I would want that for any individual... I would seek that for the whole state overall."

- Said, "The district that I live in is thriving. And when I think about my kids going to school, and the things I hope for them, I would want that for any individual... I would seek that for the whole state overall."

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Kay Turner

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