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GEORGIA Statewide General Election: (Tuesday) November 3, 2020 United Christians of Georgia GEORGIA 2020 General Election - EDITORIAL OPINION We recommend candidates who are: Free Market, Fiscal Conservatives, Pro 1st & 2nd Amd., Christian, Traditional Family/Life, Defense/Security/Borders Research includes issues of concern for: United Christians of Georgia ● Independent Voters for America ● True Patriots of America GEORGIA Statewide General Election: (Tuesday) November 3, 2020 Presidential Supreme Court Justice State Representative Donald Trump – Security, Safety, Peace and Charlie Bethel YES District # 7 David Ralston District # 8 Stan Gunter District # 9 Will Wade District #10 Victor Anderson Prosperity are the promises of the District #11 Rick Jasperse District #12 Eddie Lumsden Trump/Pence Administration. Will appoint the Georgia District Attorney District #16 Trey Kelley District #17 Martin Momtahan Alcovy – Randy McGinley Augusta – Natalie Paine District #18 Tyler Paul Smith District #19 Joseph Gullett best Supreme Court and Federal Judges. Brunswick – Jackie Johnson Cobb – Joyette Holmes District #20 Charlice Byrd District #21 Brad Thomas Dublin – Craig Fraser Eastern – Meg Heap District #22 Wes Cantrell District #24 Sheri Gilligan US Senator District #25 Todd Jones District #26 Lauren McDonald Gwinnett - Daniel Porter Houston – George Hartwig District #29 Matt Dubnik District #30 Emory Dunahoo David A Perdue Western – James Chafin District #31Tommy Benton District #32 Alan Powell District #34 Bert Reeves District #35 Ed Setzler US Senator – Special Election District #36 Ginny Ehrhart District #37 Rose Wing Doug Collins Public Service Commission District #40 Taryn Bowman District #43 Sharon Cooper or District #1 Jason Shaw District #4 Lauren McDonald District #44 Don Parsons District #45 Matt Dollar District #46 John Carson District #47 Jan Jones Kelly Loeffler District #48 Betty Price District #49 Chuck Martin State Senator District #50 Jay Lin District #51 Alex Kaufman US Representative Congress District # 1 Ben Watson District # 3 Shelia McNeill District #54 Lindsey Rudder District #63 David Callahan District # 4 Billy Hickman Jr District # 6 Harrison Lance District #66 Jason Jones District #67 Mica Gravely District # 1 Earl “Buddy” Carter District #69 Randy Nix District #71 Jill Prouty District # 2 Don Cole District # 7 Tyler Harper District # 8 Russ Goodman District #72 Josh Bonner District #73 Karen Mathiak District # 3 Drew Ferguson District # 9 PK Martin District #11 Dean Burke District #79 Andrea Johnson District #93 Hubert Owens District #12 Tracy Taylor District #13 Carden Summers District #95 Erica McCurdy District #98 David Clark District # 4 Johsie Cruz District #14 Bruce Thompson District #16 Marty Harbin District #101 Carol Field District #102 Doo Hong District # 5 Angela Stanton-King District #17 Brian Strickland Dist #18 John Kennedy District #103 Timothy Barr District #104 Chuck Efstration District #19 Blake Tillery District #20 Larry Walker District #105 Eric Dierks District #108 Johnny Crist District # 6 Karen Handel District #109 Dale Rutledge District #110 Clint Crowe District #23 Max Burns District #25 Burt Jones District # 7 Rich McCormick District #115 Bruce Williamson District #117 Houston Gaines District #27 Greg Dolezal District #30 Mike Dugan District #119 Marcus Wiedower District #122 Jodi Lott District # 8 Austin Scott District #31 Jason Anavitarte Dist #32 Kay Kirkpatrick District #129 Susan Holmes District #130 David Knight District # 9 Andrew Clyde District #37 Lindsey Tippins District #40 Garry Guan District #131 Beth Camp District #134 Richard Smith District #41 William P Freeman District #138 Mike Cheokas District #144 Danny Mathis District #10 Jody B Hice District #43 Melanie Williams District #145 Rick Williams District #147 Heath Clark District #11 Barry Loudermilk District #148 Noel Williams District #155 Clay Pirkle District #44 Benjamin Brooks District #45 Clint Dixon District #166 Jesse Petrea District #169 Dominic LaRiccia District #12 Rick Allen District #46 Bill Cowsert District #47 Frank Ginn District #170 Penny Houston District #173 Darlene Taylor District #13 Becky E Hites District #48 Matt Reeves District #50 Bo Hatchett District #176 James Burchett District #179 Don Hogan District #52 Chuck Hufstetler District #56 John Albers District #14 Marjorie Taylor Greene Visit – www.ThinkVoteShare.com Permission to copy and distribute, print, Help support this educational, share, e-mail, and mail to Friends, informational, and volunteer effort: News Times Journal Editorial Opinions are historically Neighbors, Companies, Churches, Clubs, st • Copy and distribute protected and allowed by the 1 Amendment to the at Events and Polling Locations, etc. US Constitution allowing for Freedom of the Press/ Visit us at: • Send by mail and email Freedom of Speech. 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