Atlanta, Georgia, (9/9/2024) –Today, The LIBRE Initiative Action, a political group committed to supporting candidates who want to advance freedom-minded solutions and a group you can trust, announced that it is supporting Elvia Davila, who is running for the Georgia State House in District 108 against incumbent State Rep. Jasmine Clark.
LIBRE Action, with its dedicated grassroots team, is poised to play a crucial role in mobilizing the influential Latino vote in Georgia HD 108.
Stefanie Zaenker, Advisor at The LIBRE Initiative Action, issued the statement following the endorsement:
“Davila has demonstrated a commitment to advocating for policies that uplift and empower Americans, including the Latino community across Georgia. She understands the importance of creating a more robust, affordable economy that benefits all Americans. Davila’s policies are focused on building a future where families reach their American Dream.
Gwinnett County families deserve to turn the page on the failed leadership of Jasmine Clark. Throughout the coming weeks, we look forward to mobilizing the Latino vote in House District 108 to support Elvia Davila in creating more robust policies promoting the American Dream.”
Background on The LIBRE Initiative Action
The LIBRE Initiative Action® is committed to supporting candidates who want to advance freedom-minded policies that promote the wellbeing and self-sufficiency of the Hispanic community and the nation. We believe candidates should stand for eliminating barriers to growth and innovation, trumpet educational achievement, protect the vulnerable, and encourage more participation of Latinos in our economy and communities. We believe that is the way to achieve the American Dream.
LIBRE Action was created to support those who champion these policies and to build the broad coalitions in Washington D.C. necessary to get them passed. Our vision is to build a movement of millions around policies that lead to a society of mutual benefit-where people succeed by helping others improve their lives and to break the internal and external barriers that prevent people from realizing their potential.
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