Oct 10, 2026 · 37 min · 11 segments
We’re joined by Dumont Walker, candidate for Georgia House District 46. Hear his plans for tackling affordability, bolstering public education, and improving healthcare access in his district.
People are tired of the insanity and the lack of stability that they're seeing.
Um, This isn't, my district at least, isn't your super red meat MAGA district that you see someplace up north or some other parts of the state.
more academic focused.
Bingo.
Right?
My district, I want to say it's 93% high school educated, something close to 70% college educated.
like...
Those people are, it's soccer weekends, it's baseball
It's the most
suburban, you know, I laugh at it because I'm like, I hate being a suburban, but it is.
We're all either watching our kids grow up because they're young like ours, yours and mine are, or our kids are off in college or, you know, they're writing that or there's some of them on the older end have their kids who are now coming back home because they graduated college and they're like, We can't afford to buy a house anywhere in Cobb County.
Oh, by the way, grandma and grandpa might be coming in too because they're stuck in that sandwich generation that we're now have created somehow in this country.
People are tired of the insanity and the lack of stability that they're seeing.
Um, This isn't, my district at least, isn't your super red meat MAGA district that you see someplace up north or some other parts of the state.
more academic focused.
Bingo.
Right?
My district, I want to say it's 93% high school educated, something close to 70% college educated.
like...
Those people are, it's soccer weekends, it's baseball
It's the most
suburban, you know, I laugh at it because I'm like, I hate being a suburban, but it is.
We're all either watching our kids grow up because they're young like ours, yours and mine are, or our kids are off in college or, you know, they're writing that or there's some of them on the older end have their kids who are now coming back home because they graduated college and they're like, We can't afford to buy a house anywhere in Cobb County.
Oh, by the way, grandma and grandpa might be coming in too because they're stuck in that sandwich generation that we're now have created somehow in this country.
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