elizabeth
lockman
state senator
delaware (challenger)
biography
Tizzy continues to fight for reforming public education, and leads a grassroots organizing effort to develop community leadership on this issue as the director of the Parent Advisory Council on Education (PACE) initiative at the Christina Cultural Arts Center. The initiative pursues a vision to raise awareness about effective participation in the public education system to improve it for students living in the city of Wilmington and focuses on building recognized parent leadership, driven by local outreach and a community-built advocacy agenda.
district 3
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priorities
education
Every child in Delaware deserves a high-quality education. A strong public education system is an engine of democracy, and builds the foundation for community and economic strength. As a ‘97 graduate of A.I. DuPont High School and the mother of a high schooler in a Red Clay charter school, Tizzy has seen firsthand the challenges facing public education, and is determined to address systemic issues such as trauma, lack of adequate health support services, re-segregation, discrimination and exclusion as they affect students and the community context from which they come.
public safety
Every resident of our district deserves to live in a safe community free from violence and criminal activity. Tizzy believes we must address the root causes of crime, rather than try to incarcerate our way out of the problem, which has failed in recent decades.
economic opportunity
A healthy, fair, and sustainable economy is one that works for everyone. Tizzy has faith in the diverse talents of SD3 residents, and she will fight for the resources necessary to make sure that every district member has the ability to fulfill their potential. Additionally, Tizzy understands that people cannot pursue their goals if their basic needs are not being met.
good government & fair taxation
Government exists to serve the people, not the other way around. Tizzy will prioritize being accessible to constituents, and she will fight for good government practices and transparency. She believes that the relationship between government and citizens should be a two-way street: politicians must be accountable to their district, and constituents should have a meaningful role in government.
sc3 community
The people of SD3 are Tizzy’s motivation to run for office, and she will fight for the dignity and safety of every resident. Her varied work experience has connected her with several different groups of people within the district, and has strengthened her belief in the power of tight-knit communities that pull in the same direction. We are all interconnected, and no one can truly thrive when their neighbors are persistently struggling.
source
lockman for senate.org
the numbers
voter registration
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biography
Tizzy continues to fight for reforming public education, and leads a grassroots organizing effort to develop community leadership on this issue as the director of the Parent Advisory Council on Education (PACE) initiative at the Christina Cultural Arts Center. The initiative pursues a vision to raise awareness about effective participation in the public education system to improve it for students living in the city of Wilmington and focuses on building recognized parent leadership, driven by local outreach and a community-built advocacy agenda.
source
lockman for senate.org
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priorities
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education
Every child in Delaware deserves a high-quality education. A strong public education system is an engine of democracy, and builds the foundation for community and economic strength. As a ‘97 graduate of A.I. DuPont High School and the mother of a high schooler in a Red Clay charter school, Tizzy has seen firsthand the challenges facing public education, and is determined to address systemic issues such as trauma, lack of adequate health support services, re-segregation, discrimination and exclusion as they affect students and the community context from which they come.
public safety
Every resident of our district deserves to live in a safe community free from violence and criminal activity. Tizzy believes we must address the root causes of crime, rather than try to incarcerate our way out of the problem, which has failed in recent decades.
economic opportunity
A healthy, fair, and sustainable economy is one that works for everyone. Tizzy has faith in the diverse talents of SD3 residents, and she will fight for the resources necessary to make sure that every district member has the ability to fulfill their potential. Additionally, Tizzy understands that people cannot pursue their goals if their basic needs are not being met.
government & taxation
Government exists to serve the people, not the other way around. Tizzy will prioritize being accessible to constituents, and she will fight for good government practices and transparency. She believes that the relationship between government and citizens should be a two-way street: politicians must be accountable to their district, and constituents should have a meaningful role in government.
sd3 community
The people of SD3 are Tizzy’s motivation to run for office, and she will fight for the dignity and safety of every resident. Her varied work experience has connected her with several different groups of people within the district, and has strengthened her belief in the power of tight-knit communities that pull in the same direction. We are all interconnected, and no one can truly thrive when their neighbors are persistently struggling.
source
lockman for senate.org
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