Tonya Anderson was invited to participate in Candidates on the Clock but
was unable to attend due to a scheduling conflict.
Sharon Henderson (D)
Sharon Henderson was invited to participate in Candidates on the Clock
but was unable to attend due to a scheduling conflict.
Donald Ferguson (D)
Economic Development & Job Creation
What is your vision for economic development in Georgia, and how do we continue to
create quality jobs while supporting local communities like Newton County?
Donald Ferguson (D)
Workforce Development & Education Alignment
How can the state better align education, technical training, and workforce
development to prepare people for today’s jobs?
Donald Ferguson (D)
State Funding for Education
What role should the state play in funding K-12 and higher education, and do you
believe changes are needed to how schools are currently funded?
Donald Ferguson (D)
Healthcare Access & Mental Health
Access to healthcare and mental health services continues to be a concern across
Georgia. What steps should the state take to improve access and outcomes?
Donald Ferguson (D)
Infrastructure & Transportation
What should the state’s priorities be when it comes to infrastructure and transportation,
especially as communities like Newton County continue to grow?
Donald Ferguson (D)
Public Safety & Criminal Justice
“What are your priorities when it comes to public safety and criminal justice policy at the
state level?”
Donald Ferguson (D)
Housing Affordability & Growth
Housing affordability is becoming a challenge in many parts of Georgia. What role
should the state play in addressing housing and managing growth?
Donald Ferguson (D)
Transparency & Constituent Engagement
How will you stay accessible and accountable to the people in your district, and what
does transparency in government mean to you?
Donald Ferguson (D)
Community Unity / Collaboration
We’re seeing more division across all levels of government. How would you work with
leaders from different parties and across state and local government—even when there
are disagreements—to move Georgia forward?
