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It was great seeing Georgia’s next Governor Rick Jackson today. Georgia has been blessed with strong conservative leadership, and I believe Rick Jackson has the vision, integrity, and experience to build on that success. He has demonstrated a commitment to protecting our values, strengthening our economy, and putting Georgia families first.

I’m proud to support Rick Jackson for Governor and look forward to working together to keep Georgia the best state in to live, work, and raise a family.

Rick Jackson for Governor of Georgia!

It was a wonderful evening celebrating America’s 250th anniversary with our vibrant Indian American community. Thank you to the Consulate General of India and the Georgia Indo-American Chamber of Commerce for hosting such a memorable event. It was an honor to celebrate our shared values of freedom, opportunity, and the enduring friendship between the United States and India.

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I’m proud to be supporting two outstanding Republican nominees who are ready to fight for their communities!

✅ Elvia Davila for House District 108 (Lilburn)
✅ Azure Duan for House District 50 (Johns Creek)

Let’s go win in November! 🇺🇸

This week, the Georgia General Assembly concluded the 2026 Special Session.

We ratified Governor Kemp’s suspension of the state gas tax, passed Senate Bill 3EX enacting needed update to the election code, and worked to give communities the chance to vote on residential property tax relief.

While I’m proud of these efforts, I’m disappointed we could not deliver property tax relief. House Democrats blocked the measure, preventing the required two-thirds approval.

With property taxes rising sharply, including a recent 40% increase in one metro Atlanta city, homeowners need relief. I remain committed to advancing policies that protect taxpayers.

It is an honor to serve House District 103. Thank you for the privilege of serving as your State Representative.

This Saturday morning, we reconvened at the State Capitol to once again fight for Georgia homeowners and taxpayers. The legislation before us would have allowed local voters to decide whether to implement a 1% Local Option Sales Tax (LHOST) to offset homestead exemptions and provide meaningful property tax relief.

Because the measure required a two-thirds vote, Republican support alone was not enough. We needed Democrats to join us in giving taxpayers the opportunity to make this decision for themselves.

Once again, Democrats voted NO.

Democrats voted against letting local taxpayers have a voice.

Democrats voted against giving homeowners additional property tax relief.

Democrats chose partisan politics over the families struggling with rising property tax bills.

The question should be simple: Why are Democrats so afraid to let voters decide?

Georgia homeowners deserve relief, and taxpayers deserve a voice. If we want to continue advancing policies that lower taxes and protect homeowners, Republicans must turn out and vote this November.

Let’s keep fighting for lower taxes and Georgia families!

Georgia Republicans are ready to lead!

I’m proud to stand with our statewide Republican nominees and excited about the future of our great state.

Now it’s time to come together, build on our momentum, and take our message to voters across the state. The stakes are too high to sit on the sidelines. We must unite and work hard to secure victory in November.

✅ Rick Jackson for Governor
✅ Mike Collins for U.S. Senate
✅ Greg Dolezal for Lt. Governor
✅ Brian Strickland for Attorney General
✅ Tim Fleming for Secretary of State

Let’s get to work and win in November! 🇺🇸

Ballots for the RUN-OFF have been printed folks!

EARLY VOTING starts Saturday, June 6th!!

Your closest EARLY VOTING location can be found here: https://www.gwinnettcounty.com/government/departments/elections/voting/advance

If you have any questions, please reach out to us at 770-744-0406 or [email protected].