Policy Positions
Positions as of May 31, 2026, extracted from source websites.
Climate(1)
Supports climate resilience and prevention measures for coastal communities facing hurricanes and flooding.
"From hurricanes to flooding, our coastal communities need prevention and protection, not just disaster response."
Criminal Justice(1)
Led national campaigns on justice system reform through Color Of Change, advancing criminal justice accountability.
"Advanced campaigns on voting rights, redistricting, justice system reform, Big Tech accountability, and tax fairness"
Economy(5)
Supports union rights and fair pay for port workers, pledging to fight for federal infrastructure dollars.
"Port workers keep our economy moving — they need a Congresswoman who will fight for fair pay, union rights, and federal infrastructure dollars."
Opposed deeper income tax cuts that would have reduced funding for schools, healthcare, and essential services.
"Preserved critical state revenue by helping block deeper income tax cuts that would have reduced funding for schools, healthcare, and essential services"
Supported economic security for low-wage workers, especially women and families of color, including a state Earned Income Tax Credit and workforce training programs.
"Delivered statewide momentum for a Georgia Work Credit (State EITC) by leading bipartisan coalition-building efforts benefiting nearly 1.1 million working families"
Supports higher wages so that workers in the district can afford to live in the district.
"People who work in the First Congressional District should be able to live in the First Congressional District. That means higher wages, affordable housing, and economic investment that centers families and workers."
Advocated for tax fairness and holding corporations accountable as part of national campaign work, including expansion of IRS Direct File.
"Advanced campaigns on voting rights, redistricting, justice system reform, Big Tech accountability, and tax fairness—including expansion of IRS Direct File"
Education(2)
Supported full funding of Georgia's Quality Basic Education formula and worked to expose a $950 million school funding shortfall during COVID-19.
"Protected and strengthened public education funding by helping drive the effort to secure full funding of Quality Basic Education (QBE) for a second consecutive year"
Supports quality public education starting with early learning and connecting to job training and apprenticeships.
"Every child deserves a quality education that leads to opportunity, starting with early learning and ending with local job training and apprenticeships."
Healthcare(3)
Supports accessible, affordable healthcare and Medicaid expansion for seniors, veterans, rural families, and working people.
"Our seniors, veterans, rural families, and working people deserve accessible, affordable healthcare and Medicaid expansion."
Supported extending postpartum Medicaid coverage for new mothers in Georgia.
"Expanded healthcare access for new mothers by helping drive the campaign to extend postpartum Medicaid coverage"
Supports healthcare for all, framing it as a right for all community members including rural families and workers.
"Healthcare for All — Our seniors, veterans, rural families, and working people deserve accessible, affordable healthcare and Medicaid expansion."
Social Issues(4)
Has led campaigns for racial justice through her role at Color Of Change, the country's largest online racial justice organization.
"Amanda Hollowell is a nationally recognized political strategist and the Chief of Campaigns at Color Of Change, the country's largest online racial justice organization."
Has organized around racial justice causes, including co-coordinating the first Women's March in Savannah focused on racial justice and partnering with Black Voters Matter.
"Co-organized Savannah's first Women's March, mobilizing local residents around women's rights, racial justice, and civic engagement"
Has led campaigns for racial justice through her role at Color Of Change, the country's largest online racial justice organization.
"Amanda Hollowell is a nationally recognized political strategist and the Chief of Campaigns at Color Of Change, the country's largest online racial justice organization. She brings decades of experience in organizing, advocacy, and leadership to the campaign trail."
Built strategic partnerships with LGBTQ organizations as part of economic justice and civic engagement coalition work.
"Strengthened long-term movement infrastructure by forging strategic partnerships with Black Voters Matter, LGBTQ organizations, and budget advocates"