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| Governor |
Ray McBerry
http://GeorgiaFirst.org |
Ray McBerry stands
for Not Washington, Not Atlanta, but Georgia First! The incumbent,
Sonny Perdue stands for special interests first, last and always.
The Metro Atlanta Chamber has publicly bragged about their
influence on the current Administration.
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| Lt. Governor |
Casey Cagle |
Ralph "Funny Money"
Reed is a world class corporate and special interest lobbyist. The
last thing we need is turning one of these loose in our State
Capitol. We recommend voting for Ralph Reed's opponent. |
| Secretary of State |
no
recommendation |
pending, Bill Stephens has a good voting record but we were very
disappointed in his lack of support the last Session on the Fair
Vote and Ballot Access issues. He also opposed the Verified Voting
Bill by introducing a much watered down version. Please check back
on this race as we continue contacting the candidates.
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| State School Superintendent |
Danny J. Carter
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Incumbent Kathy Cox
has not supported Southern Heritage and needs to be retired.
During her term Georgia schools have been ranked at the bottom of
our entire country,
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| Commissioner Of Agriculture |
Bob Greer |
Brian Kemp is not
only a turncoat but is too cozy with special interests and favors
typical GOP "guest worker" amnesty. Vote for one of his opponents,
we recommend Bob Greer.
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| Commissioner Of Labor |
Brent Brown
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Chuck Scheid was a
member of the Governmental Affairs Committee and supported the
lack of public hearings for both Georgia Flag FAIR Vote bill
and Ballot Access Reform. Chuck Scheid should be retired from
public service. Vote for his opponent. |
| Public Service Commission, District 3 -
Metro-Atlanta |
Mark Parkman |
Chuck Eason is the
1st Vice Chairman of the Fulton County Republican Party and too
involved with special interests to be placed in this position. |
| Public Service Commission, District 5 -
West |
Newt Nickell
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The Georgia GOP
refused to list Mr. Nickell on their list of qualified candidates.
Incumbent Stan Wise is too cozy with special interests. He needs
to be retired. |
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| Congressional Offices
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only 2 have
Republican Primary opposition, the other 11 have only one
candidate in the Republican Primary |
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| District 6: |
John Konop |
The incumbent Tom
Price is a pawn of special interests. He established his special
interest wheeling and dealing in the State Senate and has
continued the trend in Washington.
John Konop is an outspoken critic of
illegal immigration, special interest influence and sending jobs
to foreign countries.
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| District 8: |
Mac Collins |
We have
supported Mac Collins in the past and still believe that he will
be a good Representative |
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There are only 4
districts with Primary opposition, the other 52 have zero or one
Republican candidates. |
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| District 17 |
Mike Crotts |
Incumbent John
Douglas would not support any of our issues in the 2005-6 Session,
needs to be retired. |
| District 27 |
no
recommendation |
pending, check back |
| District 37 |
Andy Rice |
Incumbent
John J. Wiles is too cozy
with special interests and did not support any of our issues in
the 2005-6 Session, needs to be retired. |
| District 49 |
Lee Hawkins |
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| District 3 |
Ron Forster
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Representative
Forster is one of the few incumbents we recommend. He also
co-signed the Ballot Access Reform bill - HB-927 and we recommend
giving him another two years
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| District 12 |
Bill Pickett |
Incumbent Tom
Graves is one of Speaker Richardson's vultures and should be
retired from office.
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| District 16 |
Jonathan Ingram |
No incumbent in
this race. Jonathan Ingram is by far the best choice and in
agreement with our platform, including eliminating special
interest influence. We recommended Jonathan two years ago in the
November elections
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| District 18 |
Bill Kecskes
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Incumbent Mark
Butler voted with us in 2003 but in following sessions would not
co-sign or support our legislation. He needs to be retired.
Challenger Bill Kecskes will represent the people not
special interests.
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| District 22 |
Sean Jerguson |
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| District 24 |
Jason Martin |
Incumbent Tom Knox
voted with us in 2003 but in following sessions would not co-sign
or support our legislation. He needs to be retired.
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| District 36 |
Taffy Rice |
Incumbent
Earl Ehrhart
voted
with us in 2003 but in following sessions would not co-sign or
support our legislation. Worked against 2nd Amendment Rights in
2006 Session. Needs to be retired.
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| District 45 |
Craig Harfoot
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Incumbent
Matt Dollar
voted
with us in 2003 but in following sessions would not co-sign or
support our legislation. Needs to be retired. |
| District 69 |
no
recommendation |
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| District 72 |
Bill Bonner
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Incumbent
Dan Lakly
would not co-sign or support
any of our legislation in either 2005 or 2006 Session. Needs to be
retired.
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| District 95 |
Steve Perry
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Incumbent
Robert F. Mumford
would
not co-sign or support our legislation. Worked against 2nd
Amendment Rights in 2006 Session. Needs to be retired.
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| District 98 |
Wayne Hill
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Incumbent Bobby
Reece voted with us in 2003 but in following sessions would not
co-sign or support our legislation. He needs to be retired.
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| District 102 |
Woody Woodruff
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Incumbent
Clay Cox
would
not co-sign or support our legislation.
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| District 104 |
David Rodriguez
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Incumbent John
Heard voted with us in 2003 but in following sessions would not
co-sign or support our legislation. He needs to be retired.
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| District 134 |
no
recommendation |
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| District 136 |
Meg Nichols |
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| District 137 |
no
recommendation |
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| District 144 |
Wayne McGuinty |
Jimmy Pruett has
publicly stated his association with Terry Coleman and would be
more likely to be influenced by the Metro Atlanta Chamber.
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| District 177 |
Mark Hatfield
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One of the few
incumbents that we recommend. Representative Hatfield co-signed
the Flag FAIR Vote bill and deserves another two years.
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| District 178 |
Mark Williams
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No
incumbent. Kay Godwin
has sided with the Metro Atlanta Chamber and
does not believe that the 79% of Georgians who want a FAIR Vote
count. Kay Godwin is too cozy with the Metro Chamber and we
recommend Mark Williams |
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| Carroll County |
County
Commission District 2 |
Ernie Blevins |
