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GARPAC Has Provided Financial Support to the Following State Candidates: STATEWIDE Governor Brian Kemp (R)* Lt GARPAC has provided financial support to the following state candidates: STATEWIDE Governor Brian Kemp (R)* Lt. Governor Geoff Duncan (R)* Attorney General Chris Carr (R) Secretary of State John Barrow (D)* Commissioner of Agriculture Gary Black (R) Public Service Commission Chuck Eaton (R) (District 3 – Metro Atlanta) Public Service Commission Tricia Pridemore (R)* (District 5 – Western) SENATE 1 Ben Watson (R) 21 Brandon Beach (R) 40 Fran Millar (R) 2 Lester G. Jackson (D) 22 Harold V. Jones II (D) 41 Steve Henson (D) 3 William T. Ligon Jr. (R) 23 Jesse Stone (R) 42 Elena Parent (D) 4 Jack Hill (R) 24 Lee Anderson (R) 43 Tonya Anderson (D) 6 Leah Aldridge (R)* 25 Burt Jones (R) 44 Gail Davenport (D) 7 Tyler Harper (R) 26 David Lucas (D) 45 Renee Unterman (R) 8 Ellis Black (R) 27 Greg Dolezal (R)* 46 Bill Cowsert (R) 9 P.K. Martin (R) 28 Matt Brass (R) 47 Frank Ginn (R) 10 Emanuel Jones (D) 29 Randy Robertson (R)* 48 Matt Reeves (R)* 11 Dean Burke (R) 30 Mike Dugan (R) 49 Butch Miller (R) 12 Freddie Sims (D) 31 Bill Heath (R) 50 John Wilkinson (R) 13 Greg Kirk (R) 32 Kay Kirkpatrick (R) 51 Steve Gooch (R) 14 Bruce Thompson (R) 33 Michael “Doc” Rhett (D) 52 Chuck Hufstetler (R) 15 Ed Harbison (D) 34 Valencia Seay (D) 53 Jeff Mullis (R) 16 M.H. ‘Marty’ Harbin (R) 35 Donzella James (D) 54 Chuck Payne (R) 17 Brian Strickland (R) 36 Nan Orrock (D) 55 Gloria Butler (D) 18 John Kennedy (R) 37 Lindsey Tippins (R) 56 John Albers (R) 19 Blake Tillery (R) 38 Horacena Tate (D) 20 Larry Walker III (R) 39 Nikema Williams (D) HOUSE 5 John Meadows (R) 66 Kimberly Alexander (D) 123 Mark Newton (R) 6 Jason Ridley (R) 67 Micah Gravley (R) 127 Brian Prince (D) 7 David Ralston (R) 68 J. Collins (R) 128 Mack Jackson (D) 9 Kevin Tanner (R) 69 Randy Nix (R) 129 Susan Holmes (R) 10 Terry Rogers (R) 70 Lynn Smith (R) 130 David Knight (R) 11 Rick Jasperse (R) 71 David Stover (R) 131 Ken Pullin (R)* 12 Eddie Lumsden (R) 72 Josh Bonner (R) 132 Bob Trammell (D) 13 Katie Dempsey (R) 73 Karen Mathiak (R) 133 Vance Smith (R)* 15 Matthew Gambill (R)* 74 Valencia Stovall (D) 134 Richard H. Smith (R) 16 Trey Kelley (R) 75 Mike Glanton (D) 135 Calvin Smyre (D) 18 Kevin Cooke (R) 78 Demetrius Douglas (D) 136 Carolyn Hughley (D) 22 Wes Cantrell (R) 80 Meagan Hanson (R) 137 Debbie Buckner (D) 23 Mandi Ballinger (R) 81 Scott Holcomb (D) 138 Bardin Hooks (D)* 24 Sheri Gilligan (R) 82 Mary Margaret Oliver (D) 140 Robert Dickey (R) 25 Todd Jones (R) 85 Karla Drenner (D) 141 Dale Washburn (R)* 27 Lee Hawkins (R) 86 Michele Henson (D) 142 Miriam Paris (D) 28 Dan Gasaway (R) 88 Billy Mitchell (D) 143 James Beverly (D) 29 Matt Dubnik (R) 89 Bee Nguyen (D) 145 Ricky Williams (R) 30 Emory Dunahoo (R) 90 Pam Stephenson (D) 146 Shaw Blackmon (R) 31 Tommy Benton (R) 91 Vernon Jones (D) 147 Heath Clark (R) 32 Alan Powell (R) 92 Doreen Carter (D) 149 Jimmy Pruett (R) 33 Tom McCall (R) 93 Dar’Shun Kendrick (D) 150 Matt Hatchett (R) 34 Bert Reeves (R) 94 Karen Bennett (D) 151 Gerald E Greene (R) 35 Ed Setzler (R) 95 Scott Hilton (R) 152 Ed Rynders (R) 36 Ginny Ehrhart (R)* 96 Pedro “Pete” Marin (D) 154 Winfred Dukes (D) 37 Sam Teasley (R) 97 Bonnie Rich (R)* 155 Clay Pirkle (R) 38 David Wilkerson (D) 98 David Clark (R) 156 Greg Morris (R) 39 Erica Thomas (D) 100 Dewey McClain (D) 157 Bill Werkheiser (R) 40 Matt Bentley (R)* 101 Valerie Clark (R)* 158 Butch Parrish (R) 41 Michael Smith (D) 102 Paula Hastings (R)* 159 Jon G. Burns (R) 42 Teri Anulewicz (D) 103 Timothy Barr (R) 160 Jan Tankersley (R) 43 Sharon Cooper (R) 104 Chuck Efstration (R) 161 Bill Hitchens (R) 44 Don Parsons (R) 105 Donna Sheldon (R)* 162 Carl Gilliard (D) 45 Matt Dollar (R) 106 Brett Harrell (R) 163 Craig Gordon (D) 46 John Carson (R) 109 Dale Rutledge (R) 164 Ron Stephens (R) 47 Jan Jones (R) 110 Andrew Welch (R) 165 Mickey Stephens (D) 48 Betty Price (R) 111 Geoff Cauble (R) 166 Jesse Petrea (R) 49 Chuck Martin (R) 112 Dave Belton (R) 167 Jeff Jones (R) 52 Deborah Silcox (R) 113 Pam Dickerson (D) 168 Al Williams (D) 53 Sheila Jones (D) 114 Tom Kirby (R) 169 Dominic LaRiccia (R) 54 Beth Beskin (R) 115 Bruce Williamson (R) 170 Penny Houston (R) 56 Mable Thomas (D) 116 Terry England (R) 171 Jay Powell (R) 57 Pat Gardner (D) 117 Houston Gaines (R)* 172 Sam Watson (R) 59 David Dreyer (D) 118 Spencer Frye (D) 173 Darlene Taylor (R) 61 Roger Bruce (D) 119 Marcus Wiedower (R)* 174 John Corbett (R) 62 William Boddie Jr. (D) 120 Trey Rhodes (R) 175 John LaHood (R) 63 Debra Bazemore (D) 121 Barry Fleming (R) 176 Jason Shaw (R) 64 Derrick Jackson (D) 122 Jodi Lott (R) 179 Don Hogan (R) 180 Steven Sainz (R)* *Denotes a candidate for the office; all others are incumbents .
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