Mack "Dutch" Guest IV
Mack Guest IV ( Republican Party ) (also known as Dutch) is running for election to the Georgia House of Representatives to represent District 121 .
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Elections, voting & government reform: “After much prayer, conversation, and reflection, I've decided to run again for State House District 121 in the 2026 election.”
(Campaign website) Energy, environment & water: “As most of you know, Mary Beth and I are deeply rooted in this community. This is our home, it's where we live, work, raise our family, and invest our time and energy. This decision wasn't made lightly, and it will truly be a family endeavor.”
(Campaign website) Elections, voting & government reform: “The special election strengthened my commitment to this district and underscored the importance of giving voters a full opportunity to hear from the candidates. I'm confident we'll look back and see that it was an outlier. I believe in this district, I believe in our values, and I know we can win in November.”
(Campaign website) Economy, jobs & cost of living: “Across the country, voters are seeing the consequences of failed Democrat policies in blue states: rising crime, unchecked fraud, and communities paying the price. Those policies have no place here. We need conservative leaders in Atlanta who will stand up for everyday citizens. Our district has unfinished business, and I'm ready to get back to work fighting for a safer, stronger, and more affordable Georgia.”
(Campaign website) Eric Gisler
Eric Gisler was born in Atlanta, Georgia . He earned a high school diploma from Jonesboro High School and a bachelor's degree from the University of Georgia in 1999. His career experience includes working as a product manager.
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Housing: “Most people in Georgia and the Athens / Oconee area want the same basic things: good schools, affordable healthcare, safe communities, lower costs, and leaders who tell the truth. We do not need more political theater. We need representatives who listen, do the work, explain their votes, and put people ahead of party games.”
(Campaign website) Don't take my word for it. Check my work: “I built this site so you can see the bills that came up in session, how I voted, and why I made those decisions. You may not agree with every vote, but you never have to guess where I stand.”
(Campaign website) Elections, voting & government reform: “GDOT Non-Response is not acceptable. Our GDOT Board Member's term ends during the next term and the winner of this election will decide who represents us in the future.”
(Campaign website) Latest Updates: “This mailer, funded by a conservative dark money organization, makes weak attacks on votes that I am more than happy to discuss. In fact, my website already has vote explainers that go into detail about why I voted the way I did.”
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