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State House, District 97District race (Georgia) · 2 candidates

Yassin Moghazy
Yassin Moghazy
(Republican)
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Jyot Singh
Jyot Singh
(Democratic)
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Yassin Moghazy

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  • Key message 1
    Families shouldn’t feel like their property tax bill can be raised whenever government wants more revenue. I support reforms that limit large assessment-driven increases so homeowners have more predictability and stability.
  • Key message 2
    I also support continuing to responsibly reduce Georgia’s income tax over time when economic growth and budget surpluses allow. Tax relief should be implemented in a sustainable way that protects essential services while lowering the overall tax burden on working families.
  • Key message 3
    Rapid growth in energy-intensive facilities such as AI data centers is increasing demand on Georgia’s power grid. I believe families and small businesses should not face higher electricity bills because of the energy demands of large industrial users.
  • Key message 1
    Support Working Families: Taxes on working families continue to rise while corporations refuse to pay their fair share. As someone who supports my family and pays these taxes, I know how heavy this burden can feel. When elected, I’ll fight to raise the minimum wage to at least $20/hr and tie it to inflation. …
  • Key message 2
    Protect and Expand Public Education: I am a proud product of Gwinnett County Public Schools, and I know we have some of the best institutions in the nation. As the manager of the $1.4 billion E-SPLOST renewal, I’ve proven I can deliver the resources our schools need. …
  • Key message 3
    Expand Access to Healthcare: Out of the 159 counties in Georgia, nine currently lack a physician, 65 have no pediatrician, and over half are without an OB-GYN. Two hundred thousand Georgians have lost healthcare since Trump took office and Georgia Republicans still refuse to expand Medicaid. …