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GA · DISTRICT 5

Nikema Williams

DemocratGeorgiaCurrently serving

Sworn in for the 119th Congress on Source ↗

What they said 6

Their stated policy positions and commitments, with quotes and links to the original sources.

Campaign position · Original date not established

Require economic development districts to expand care services

AI-assisted summary

Williams is leading the Care is an Economic Development Strategy Act. It would require Economic Development Districts to expand access to childcare and other care-based services so families can participate in the economy. She also supports a broader federal care infrastructure that includes paid family and medical leave, long-term care, and support for unpaid caregivers.

Context: The passage does not specify the details of the broader federal care infrastructure.

Sources & original wording
requires Economic Development Districts to expand access to childcare and other care‑based services
Original date
Original statement date has not been established. The capture date is not the statement date.
Collected
11/10/2026
Campaign position · Original date not established

Support community-based care to address health disparities

AI-assisted summary

Williams supports the Health Access Innovation Act. It would support faith- and community-based organizations that deliver care addressing social factors that affect health, with the stated goal of reducing racial health disparities. She also says she is fighting to expand research, treatment, and access for people with endometriosis.

Context: The passage does not detail how the Act would support organizations or specify the research and access measures for endometriosis.

Campaign position · Original date not established

Expand capital and technical support for minority-owned businesses

AI-assisted summary

Williams supports the Minority Entrepreneurship Grant Program Act, which would expand access to capital and technical assistance for Black- and minority-owned businesses. She also supports opening federal contracting opportunities and protecting Small Business Administration programs, with the stated goal of helping businesses grow and build lasting wealth.

Context: The passage does not specify grant amounts or the eligibility rules for the program.

Campaign position · Original date not established

Help families pass inherited homes to the next generation

AI-assisted summary

Williams supports the Heirs' Estate Inheritance Resolution and Succession Act, also referred to as the HEIRS Act. It would help families pass homes down between generations without a formal deed and secure clear title to inherited homes, making it easier to keep and pass down property.

Context: Original statement date not established. Source collected on November 10, 2026.

Campaign position · Original date not established

Provide grants for home repairs and emergencies

AI-assisted summary

Williams supports the bipartisan Whole Home Repairs Act, which would create a grant program for low- and middle-income Americans to make critical home repairs and weather financial emergencies. The stated aim is to help homeowners stay in their homes rather than be pushed out by unexpected costs.

Context: The passage does not specify grant amounts or application rules.

Sources & original wording
creates a grant program to help low- and middle-income Americans make critical repairs and weather financial emergencies
Original date
Original statement date has not been established. The capture date is not the statement date.
Collected
11/10/2026
Campaign position · Original date not established

Phase out hedge-fund ownership of single-family homes

AI-assisted summary

Williams supports the End Hedge Fund Control of American Homes Act. It would stop corporate hoarding of housing, require covered companies to sell homes back to families, and phase out hedge-fund ownership of single-family homes over the next decade. The stated goal is to help families, including first-time buyers, afford homeownership.

Context: The phaseout is described as occurring over a decade; the passage does not specify when that period would begin.