Mary Margaret Oliver
Mary Margaret Oliver earned a bachelor's degree from Vanderbilt University in 1969 and a law degree from the Emory University School of Law in 1972. Oliver's professional experience includes serving as a visiting professor at the Barton Child Law and Policy Clinic at Emory Law School, working as an attorney and administrative law judge, and teaching at Boston College Law School and Emory Law School.
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Healthcare: “I was thrilled to be invited to Midway Pool for the DeKalb County Swim Showcase and had a great time paddling the Chattahoochee. Now a report on my summer legislative work: housing updates for the 2027 session, the study committee on foster care costs, the Olmstead decision, MARTA, and election season.”
(Campaign website) Elections & Government Reform: “I am very glad to report that the special session that lasted for five days from Wednesday, June 17, to Tuesday, June 23, ended with minimal damage to your rights to vote. I’m particularly glad that the compromise bill on resetting the QR code date issue—the only bill we passed—included a vastly reduced mandate for hand-counted ballots.”
(Campaign website) Elections & Government Reform: “Early voting begins Monday, April 27 for all Georgia voters. You can find early voting locations above. When I vote early, I do so at the Emory location on Clifton Road, at the entrance to the Emory Conference Center driveway. Parking is free and convenient, with a short walk directly into the precinct.”
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