Jason R. Anavitarte
Jason Anavitarte lives in Dallas, Georgia. Anavitarte earned a B.A. from Georgia State University and an M.S. in public policy from Georgia Tech. His career experience includes working as a senior advisor with the Lt. Governor Geoff Duncan campaign and as the chairman of the Chattahoochee Technical College Board of Trustees.
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Taxes & budget: “Government never has any money it does not first take from constituents. I will never support a tax increase and I never have during my tenure on the Paulding County School Board or in the Georgia Senate. In fact, the General Assembly has passed historic tax cuts and returned money to working Georgians.”
(Campaign website) Economy, jobs & cost of living: “As a former school board member and a father of three children that attend public schools, nothing is more important to me than taking care of our school system. I support teachers and allow them to innovate in their classrooms. We also must sure our students are prepared for the jobs of the future.”
(Campaign website) Economy, jobs & cost of living: “Not every student needs to go to college. I support a strong technical college system that prepares students to work in a trade. Many of these trade jobs go unfilled because there is simply no one to fill them.”
(Campaign website) Abortion & reproductive rights: “Every un-born life is a precious gift from God. I am unapologetically pro-life and have been endorsed by the Family Policy Alliance of Georgia and rated pro-life by Georgia Life Alliance.”
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A dad, coach, trainer, and lifelong believer in better: “I’ve worked fast food, run my own business, and lived paycheck to paycheck. Now I help organizations solve complex problems. I’m running because government ought to make daily life a little easier for the people doing the work.”
(Campaign website) A dad, coach, trainer, and lifelong believer in better: “My son’s future should be longer, easier, healthier, and more joyful than mine.”
(Campaign website) Elections, voting & government reform: “District lines can cross city lines. Georgia’s official My Voter Page can show your registration, ballot, polling place, and elected districts.”
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