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EARLY VOTING STARTS MONDAY

jeremy@parlayllc.com (Jeremy Brand) — Sat, 14 Oct 2017 14:32:50 GMT

EARLY VOTING OCTOBER 16TH-NOVEMBER 3RD

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To find out where to vote on Election Day, November 7th, click here .

Enjoyed Speaking To The GHLA Of Cobb County This Morning

jeremy@parlayllc.com (Jeremy Brand) — Wed, 11 Oct 2017 20:57:25 GMT

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Reporter Newspapers Voter Guide: Kathy Eichenblatt

jeremy@parlayllc.com (Jeremy Brand) — Wed, 04 Oct 2017 16:52:25 GMT

Voters Guide: Kathy Eichenblatt

Kathy Eichenblatt

Kathy Eichenblatt.

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Occupation : Chief Operating Officer of Smart Door & Delivery. Formerly Senior Vice President at Ulta Beauty and VP of Stores for Motherhood Maternity.

Previous experience holding elected offices : None.

Other community service experience : Volunteer at Piedmont Hospital; provided pro-bono consulting to schools and small businesses; a Susan G. Komen participant; supporter of the Boys and Girls Club; a school volunteer at Morris Brandon and Lovett.

Why should the voters choose you for this position?

We need a Republican leader who will lead the way to common-sense, business-minded solutions on the issues that matter. I have the experience to lead the way. I have done so as a successful executive with public and Fortune 500 companies, as a mother and as a leader in our community. I have worked hard to earn a reputation for being the person to turn to if something new and innovative needs to be launched or if an organization is broken and needs direction. That is what we need in the state Senate, and I can lead the way.

What is the biggest issue facing the district and how will you address it?

I believe there are several issues of importance to our community. The first is cutting government down to size. With meaningful reform and innovations that ensures our state government is working harder, smarter and with less money, we will get government out of the way to continue incentivizing business investment and growing our economy and to also reduce the tax burden on our citizens. Additionally, we need to focus on ending traffic gridlock, implementing Georgia-focused healthcare reform based in the private sector to reduce costs, and reining in out-of-control property taxes by setting a cap on percentage increases.

The legislature is expected to discuss proposals for increased state funding of mass transit and possible new governance of public transit. What is your position on those issues?

We must reduce gridlock. However, considering voters recently passed a transportation sales tax as well as a state law that is generating an additional $1 billion for transportation, more taxes aren’t the answer. We do not need old solutions to current problems. We need to be operating ahead of the curve.

Driverless cars will be a real part of our roadways in 20 years. Government needs to leverage current and future technologies that are resilient and sustainable as part of the solution.

While this isn’t the only solution, we need to take into account taxpayer burden and utilize forward-thinking solutions.

http://www.reporternewspapers.net/2017/09/28/voters-guide-kathy-eichenblatt/

What Issues Are Important To You?

jeremy@parlayllc.com (Jeremy Brand) — Sun, 27 Aug 2017 19:35:36 GMT

We're meeting voters, sharing our plan, and listening to your concerns.

When Kathy announced for Senate, she laid out a five-point plan with her top priorities for our district. We want to know which of these issues is most important to you! Let us know below!

Follow Kathy Eichenblatt On Facebook

Sun, 27 Aug 2017 19:29:37 GMT

Facebook is a great way to stay informed about Kathy's campaign and share your support with friends.

Make sure to follow our campaign on Facebook by liking us here .

We will be posting information about events, Kathy's positions on the issues, news articles, and important election dates - everything you need to have the latest information and make an informed choice in the GA-6 Senate race.

In addition, liking us on Facebook is a great way to share your support with your friends. Your support means the world to Kathy and our entire team and can make the difference in whether your friends support us as well! Additionally, you will be able to easily share "Get Out The Vote" messages and other items that are important to you and those close to you.

Whether you're already supporting our campaign or neutral and considering what we have to say, we look forward to engaging with you on social media.

Eichenblatt Qualifies for GA Senate District 6

Sun, 27 Aug 2017 19:29:37 GMT

Successful business executive Kathy Eichenblatt announces her campaign for Senate Seat formerly represented by Hunter Hill.

Buckhead – Republican Kathy Eichenblatt, a successful business executive, mother, and community leader, officially qualified for the ballot in the election to replace Senator Hunter Hill, who resigned his seat to run for governor.

"I am now running for State Senate because we need a leader who will lead the way to common-sense, business-minded solutions on the issues that matter to our community," said Eichenblatt. "I know that I can lead the way because I have done it as a successful executive with public & Fortune 500 companies—by implementing new and innovative solutions in organizations that are broken or in need of direction. That is exactly what we need in the State Senate."

As a part of her announcement, Kathy shared her vision with the people of GA's 6th district:

Cut government down to size through innovation, reform, less spending and low taxes
Leverage the innovation of our local tech community to help end traffic gridlock
Healthcare reform that is Georgia-focused, and not DC-manipulated and based in the private-sector, not politics
Rein our out-of-control property tax system by freezing assessments
Keep the focus on solutions that help businesses grow and thrive, and bring high paying jobs and economic opportunities to our state

A successful business executive, Kathy Eichenblatt is currently the Chief Operating Officer of Smart Door & Delivery. She previously served executive roles in public and Fortune 500 companies, including as a Senior Vice President of Ulta Beauty, a $4 billion company with responsibility over 9,000 associates as well as the Vice President of Stores for Motherhood Maternity where she oversaw 800 retail stores across the United States.

She and her husband David have lived in the community for over 30 years, been married for over 33 years, and are the proud parents of four children.