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Gallop P. Franklin
Unopposed
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State Representative, District 8
State
Unopposed, not on the November ballot

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Unopposed
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Gallop work hard everyday to make sure the hard working familes of Gadsden and Leon keep the money they earn.
Poverty is the biggest issue facing district 8. In most cases, poverty is directly coupled with crime and drug abuse because when people are struggling to feed their families, mental health issues arise, and desperation can cultivate criminal activity. Focusing on investing in economic development would be the first step to working with community members to find sustainable solutions. Solutions such as investing in infrastructure, transportation modes, small business growth initiatives, business recruitment initiatives, and broad-based education such as trade schools and skills programs will uplift the families that reside in this regional community.
Gallop will make sure we invest in our kids by fully funding schools and giving our teachers a real pay raise.
Poverty is the biggest issue facing district 8. In most cases, poverty is directly coupled with crime and drug abuse because when people are struggling to feed their families, mental health issues arise, and desperation can cultivate criminal activity. Focusing on investing in economic development would be the first step to working with community members to find sustainable solutions. Solutions such as investing in infrastructure, transportation modes, small business growth initiatives, business recruitment initiatives, and broad-based education such as trade schools and skills programs will uplift the families that reside in this regional community.
As a pharmacist, Gallop will fight to make healthcare affordable for every family in Gadsden and Leon Counties.
Poverty is the biggest issue facing district 8. In most cases, poverty is directly coupled with crime and drug abuse because when people are struggling to feed their families, mental health issues arise, and desperation can cultivate criminal activity. Focusing on investing in economic development would be the first step to working with community members to find sustainable solutions. Solutions such as investing in infrastructure, transportation modes, small business growth initiatives, business recruitment initiatives, and broad-based education such as trade schools and skills programs will uplift the families that reside in this regional community.
Gallop will work to lower taxes and to cut costs of living for hardworking families.
Gallop has been a state employee since 20 l 8, so naturally he is committed to protecting state employee benefits, and fighting for competitive pay.
741 votes (not voting: 78, no: 83, yes: 580), 43 sponsorships.
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