John L. Corbett
John Corbett graduated from Valdosta Technical College and Valdosta State University. His career experience includes working as an electrician and for the Corbett Electric and Construction Company. He has also worked as a timber farmer. His community involvement includes a working as a member on the Board of Education, serving as chair for eight years.
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Agriculture & Rural Communities: “As a farmer himself, John Corbett understands how important it is to have an advocate for our ag industry in Atlanta. He’s working day in and day out to make sure our agriculture community isn’t left in the dust.”
(Campaign website) Public Safety & Justice: “From illegal immigration to gang activity, John Corbett does not take our safety lightly. He’s committed to supporting police and punishing those who commit crimes in our community.”
(Campaign website) Economy & Cost of Living: “But that doesn’t just mean bringing jobs to Atlanta. It means making real investments and creating opportunities here in South Georgia. John will continue to use his experience as a small businessman to help promote our existing South Georgia businesses and grow new opportunities.”
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David Hall
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If our representation won’t fight for us. I Will: “My name is David Hall. I'm a disabled veteran who took an oath to serve our country and protect our people. That oath didn't end when my active duty service ended.”
(Campaign website) Top priorities: “(I'll be honest, we're lacking in everything but I'll state my priorities)”
(Campaign website) Health care: “Healthcare— we’ve seen hospitals close in our region, and people shouldn’t have to drive an hour just to get basic care. I want to protect and expand access so families aren’t left behind with illnesses, debt, or coffins. I'm not for universal healthcare, it isn't practical right now. I would support what's known as the "Public Option" (choice between federal, private, or no healthcare for all Americans)”
(Campaign website) Guns & Second Amendment: “Responsible Gun Ownership— I support the right to own firearms, but I also believe in basic safety training. We already require a hunter safety course to hunt, and I think a similar approach makes sense for firearm ownership. From my military training, I’ve seen how someone without proper training—even with good intentions—can become a danger in a split second. This is about responsibility and keeping people safe.”
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