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Audrey Lux is from South Gwinnett County, Georgia. She has a bachelor 27s degree in forest resources and environmental conservation from Virginia Tech. She lives in the Stone Mountain area of Gwinnett with her dog, Baxter.

Audrey Lux is from South Gwinnett County, Georgia. She has a bachelor 's degree in forest resources and environmental conservation from Virginia Tech. She lives in the Stone Mountain area of Gwinnett.

Audrey is a legislative assistant at the Georgia State Capitol. She has also worked as a minimum-wage dishwasher, customer service assistant, lab researcher, environmental scientist, forester, and wilderness first responder. 

Audrey is a legislative assistant at the Georgia State Capitol. She has also worked as a dishwasher, customer service assistant, lab researcher, environmental scientist, forester, and wilderness first responder. 

Audrey is a candidate in a special election for the Georgia House of Representatives to represent District 94. 

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Said, "I will introduce legislation to raise the state minimum wage from $5. 15 to at least $15. 15 per hour, and close the sub-minimum wage loopholes still on the books."

Supports increase of state minimum wage to at least $15.5 per hour.

Said, "I will also advocate for extending the Blue Line east from Indian Creek Station to Stone Mountain, and work with local officials to map out a plan to make this a reality."

Supports an extension of the Blue Line rail system, MARTA, and public bus routes.

Said, "Sidewalks, crosswalks, and bike lanes should not be a luxury."

Supports increased access to sidewalks, crosswalks, and bike lanes.

Said, "I will introduce legislation to cap private equity ownership of single-family homes because billion-dollar firms should not be allowed to outbid families for the roof over their heads."

Said, "I will work closely with the Public Service Commission (PSC) to stand up to Georgia Power and help lower your power bills by holding data centers accountable for their energy usage and have them pay their fair share."

- Supports increase of state minimum wage to at least $15.5 per hour.
- Supports an extension of the Blue Line rail system, MARTA, and public bus routes.
- Supports increased access to sidewalks, crosswalks, and bike lanes.
- Said, "I will introduce legislation to cap private equity ownership of single-family homes because billion-dollar firms should not be allowed to outbid families for the roof over their heads."
- Said, "I will work closely with the Public Service Commission (PSC) to stand up to Georgia Power and help lower your power bills by holding data centers accountable for their energy usage and have them pay their fair share."

Economy

Said, "As an environmental scientist and forester, I recognize that climate change and environmental degradation impact all of us. I will advocate for a data center moratorium, investment in public transportation, investment in renewable energy sources, and sustainable forestry management."


Supports expansion of investments across renewable energy, sustainable forestry, and transportation.

Said, "I will also propose legislation placing a moratorium on new data center construction until they can pass stricter environmental standards."

Supports the halt of data center construction until stricter environmental standards are established.

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Supports expansion of investments across renewable energy, sustainable forestry, and transportation.
- Supports the halt of data center construction until stricter environmental standards are established.

Energy & the Environment

Said, "I will introduce legislation calling for the repeal of Georgia’s six-week abortion ban, codifying Roe v. Wade, and protecting bodily autonomy for all Georgians to make their own healthcare decisions."

Opposes Georgia's six-week abortion ban and advocates for the protection of abortion access.

Supports expanding Medicaid and fully funding public hospitals in Georgia.

- Opposes Georgia's six-week abortion ban and advocates for the protection of abortion access.
- Supports expanding Medicaid and fully funding public hospitals in Georgia.
- Supports LGBTQ+ and transgender rights.

Healthcare

Said, "Pass the Georgia Civil Rights Act and expand voting rights"

Aims to pass the Georgia Civil Rights Act and expand voting rights.

- Aims to pass the Georgia Civil Rights Act and expand voting rights.

Voting & Elections

Said, "Other policy passions of mine include gun control, criminal justice reform, and public education."

- Supports gun control.
- Favors criminal justice reform.

Public Safety

Education

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Kelly Kautz is from Gwinnett County, Georgia. She has a bachelor 27s degree in political science and a law degree from the University of Georgia. She is a single mother.

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Kelly Kautz has a bachelor 's degree in political science and a law degree from the University of Georgia. She is a mother.

Kelly is an attorney who represents abused and neglected children in Georgia's juvenile court system. She also serves as an educational advocate for children. Kelly previously served as the first female mayor of Snellville. She also teaches courses such as ethics, leadership, and judicial processes as an adjunct professor at local colleges. 

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Kelly is an attorney in Georgia's juvenile court system. She also serves as an educational advocate for children. She also teaches courses such as ethics, leadership, and judicial processes as an adjunct professor at local colleges. 

Kelly previously served as the mayor of Snellville.

Kelly Kautz Pledges to Support Congressional Term Limits

Wants to create local jobs that support families and provide real opportunities.

Supports mandating full funding for departments before any tax rebates are issued.

Promotes mandating full funding for departments before any tax rebates are issued.

Supports expanding opportunities for youth through after-school programs, mentoring, and apprenticeships.

Believes in expanding opportunities for youth through after-school programs, mentoring, and apprenticeships.

- Wants to create local jobs that support families and provide real opportunities.
- Supports developing a "living wage."
- Advocates for affordable housing.
- Promotes mandating full funding for departments before any tax rebates are issued.
- Believes in expanding opportunities for youth through after-school programs, mentoring, and apprenticeships.

As of February 6, 2026, Kelly Kautz’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Supports investing in mental health services and offering incentives to professionals, especially in areas with critical shortages like child psychiatry.

Aims to invest in mental health services by offering incentives to professionals. who enter the mental health field,  especially in areas of "critical shortages" such as child psychiatrists.

Supports expanding Medicaid to make health insurance more accessible for self-employed, unemployed, and lower-income families.

- Aims to invest in mental health services by offering incentives to professionals. who enter the mental health field,  especially in areas of "critical shortages" such as child psychiatrists.
- Supports expanding Medicaid to make health insurance more accessible for self-employed, unemployed, and lower-income families.

Supports term limits for Congress members.

Believes in term limits for Congress members.

- Believes in term limits for Congress members.

Supports ending the school-to-prison pipeline by allowing students to have attorneys present during tribunal and Individualized Education Program (IEP) meetings.

Wants to end the "school to prison pipeline" by allowing students to have attorneys present during tribunal and Individualized Education Program (IEP) meetings.

Supports updating the formula for per pupil educational funding.

Supports using lottery funds to fully support pre-kindergarten education.

Advocates for using lottery funds to fully support pre-kindergarten education.

- Wants to end the "school to prison pipeline" by allowing students to have attorneys present during tribunal and Individualized Education Program (IEP) meetings.
- Supports updating the formula for per pupil educational funding.
- Advocates for using lottery funds to fully support pre-kindergarten education.

Kelly Kautz

Venola Mason earned a bachelor's degree in Spanish from Colby College and a master's degree in educational leadership and technology from Kennesaw State University.

Venola currently works as the founder and chief executive officer of Achievelt Educational Services, an educational consulting organization. She previously worked as an associate partner and senior consultant at the International Center for Leadership in Education, as director of alternative certification at Teach For America, an education nonprofit, and as a site manager at TNTP, an organization that supports school systems and educators.

Venola Mason's campaign for Georgia State Representative for District 94 is her first entry into politics.

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Venola's campaign for the Georgia House of Representatives District 94 is her first run for public office.

Seeks to align workforce training programs with jobs that are in demand.

- Supports expanding access to childcare.
- Seeks to align workforce training programs with jobs that are in demand.

As of March 10, 2026, Venola Mason’s website did not contain information on this issue.

For Candidate Venola Mason on Issue healthcare:  
Describes her platform as focused on prevention and long-term stability in healthcare.

Advocates for expanding access to affordable healthcare.

Supports increasing maternal and postpartum healthcare services.

- Advocates for expanding access to affordable healthcare.
- Supports increasing maternal and postpartum healthcare services.

Supports policies that help schools retain teachers, especially in schools that struggle to recruit and keep educators.

Advocates expanding mental health services in schools.

- Supports policies that help schools retain teachers, especially in schools that struggle to recruit and keep educators.
- Advocates expanding mental health services in schools.

Venola Mason

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