Debbie Buckner

Buckner's professional experience includes working as the senior public health educator with the Columbus Health Department, and as director of community relations for the Doctors Hospital in Columbus.

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Buckner's website highlighted the following campaign themes:[15]

Here is our District 137 agenda.

Prioritize bringing new jobs to our part of Georgia: we know this has to be state government's Number One job.

Restore State funds for our public schools - improve graduation rates and placement for our graduates.

Maintain infrastructure that undergirds economic development whether it is roads and bridges or better access to the information highways.

Ensure quality affordable healthcare that is accessible.

Careful stewardship of our natural resources.

Demand fairer taxes: that result in a government that lives within its means while working effectively for ordinary Georgians.

Put our best foot forward: invest in our cultural and higher education institutions, our historic sites, and our parks and tourist attractions to promote the uniqueness of our communities and supports our local economy[16]