Candace (Candy) Greer

Greer expressed frustration that a "provision that would have eliminated the sales tax on residential electricity" was voted down by the incumbent, suggesting support for consumer tax relief (Source 1). She broadly accused "state politicians" of selling out constituents, though no specific fiscal platform was articulated.

Greer stated she is "proud that we resisted gerrymandering" and wants to "help in the fight" against redistricting (Source 1). No other limited-government position found.

No public position found on the Second Amendment.

No public position found on pro-life issues.

Greer's top stated priority is public school funding and teacher treatment (Source 1). She expressed opposition to "targeting the most vulnerable" and to "injustice," but offered no specific family-values position in the constitutional-values sense. Her broader platform includes "keeping our children protected in schools" and supporting "family farms" (Source 1).