Georgia gubernatorial debate: Brian Kemp and Stacy Abrams are set to take the stage in their closely watched rematch. Follow for updates.
against him. Kemp touted his record as governor, particularly his investment in public education.
Abrams said she wants Georgians to have more money, more protections in their lives and more freedom and more opportunity. As governor, Abrams said she would repeal these laws, increase pay and make certain that all teachers are well protected.Abrams listed several issues currently facing Georgia voters, including the increasing rates of gang crime, gun violence and housing costs, before turning to say another term by Kemp is the most dangerous thing the state faces.
He referenced his new public safety plan, which he said includes stiffening penalties for gang members recruiting children. Republican Gov. Brian Kemp said he did not regret appointing Kelly Loeffler, the Republican who lost the 2020 U.S. Senate election.The loss helped Democrats win control of the Senate.The Democrat said she wants to use the state’s $6.6 million surplus it has after it “pays every bill” toward giving teachers an $11,000 pay raise and increasing pre-school slots.
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