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Jun 2, 2020 · Democrat Sarah Riggs Amico, shown when she ran for lieutenant governor in 2018, says that in this year’s U.S. Senate campaign her strategy is similar to what her running mate in that...
- The lieutenant governor can use their bully pulpit to push issues. Casey Cagle, for example, has been a vocal advocate of technical colleges. How would you use this power of the office?
- The state has only recently started investing in transit and at negligible amounts relative to spending on roads. What types of transit projects—bus, rail, commuter rail—does Georgia need, how much would the state contribute to building them, and what role can the lieutenant governor play in those efforts?
- Healthcare advocates have called Medicaid expansion a smart strategy to improve healthcare for Georgians living on low incomes, keep rural hospitals open, and create jobs.
- Should Georgia continue the overhaul of Georgia’s criminal justice system that was started under Governor Nathan Deal? If so, what would you advocate?
Sarah Riggs Amico (D) is running for Senate in Georgia in 2020. She was a candidate for Lieutenant Governor in 2018.
Sarah Riggs Amico, Democratic nominee to be Georgia’s lieutenant governor, wants to set priorities for the state Senate such as reducing maternal mortality, expanding Medicaid and fully...
Sarah Riggs Amico is a 18-year business leader who most recently served as Executive Chair of her family’s trucking company, Jack Cooper, one of the largest car-hauling enterprises in North America, employing thousands of union truck drivers and mechanics.
Jul 25, 2018 · Amico, who is the head of a automotive transportation company, joined “Rising” on Wednesday to talk her bid to become Georgia’s lieutenant governor.
Aug 27, 2020 · Sarah Riggs Amico, after losing bids for lieutenant governor and the U.S. Senate, has launched a political action committee to help left-leaning women in Georgia win state and local office.
