Sylvia Wayfer

Sylvia Wayfer earned a bachelor's degree from California State University, Sacramento, a graduate degree from the University of Cincinnati, and a law degree from the Birmingham School of Law. Her career experience includes working as a criminal defense and immigration attorney.[1][2]

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Wayfer's campaign website highlighted the following issues:[8]

Education

Excerpt: "Education remains the cornerstone to financial success for many Americans; it requires a commitment from our parents, teachers, administrators, and our elected officials. A well-equipped educational system will offer the greatest chance for children’s academic success."

Healthcare

Excerpt: "Every human being should be entitled to health care. Health care would stop medical bankruptcies; it would improve public health and reduce overall health care spending."

Economic growth/development

Excerpt: "To get this economy moving, we must support families with job training, and develop a renewed focus on small businesses and the various untapped markets of trade and investment."

Infrastructure

Excerpt: "Transportation, communication, sewage, water and electric systems are vital to the economic development and prosperity of District 65, and will foster economic opportunities while promoting stronger local government and community institutions."

Safe communities

Excerpt: "When local people work with local law enforcement to address local issues, we create a safer, more connected community, which promotes a better quality of life and prosperity."