Georgia State House District 25

Current seat holder: Todd Jones.

Todd Jones

Todd Jones graduated from the University of Florida with a degree in Finance and later a Juris Doctor. During his time in office, Jones has served as Vice-Chairman on the Governmental Affairs, Judiciary and Science & Technology Committees. Todd also has served as a member of the Appropriations, Budget & Fiscal Affairs Oversight, Code Revision, Economic Development & Tourism, Education and Industry & Labor committees. Todd's community involvement includes sitting on his fraternity’s board of directors.

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Campaign site

Housing: “I have sponsored or co-sponsored numerous pieces of legislation to empower parents, because I am one. I've worked to increase choice in education, ensure parents can make medical decisions for their children, prevent Ai from being used by bullies to create fake explicit content of their peers, and protected girls sports from being used as a pawn in ongoing attempts to fight a culture war.” (Campaign website)
Taxes & budget: “Thanks to responsible and conservative fiscal policies over the last decade, Georgia was better prepared financially than other states when the COVID-19 pandemic hit. Our nearly $3 billion Rainy Day Fund helped blunt much of the adverse impact the economic shutdown had on our state. While we had to make some difficult temporary budget cuts in the beginning of the pandemic, we are now in the position of our Rainy Day Fund balance exceeding the statutory limit. The Georgia economy has remained resilient and we will conservatively invest that money into the highest areas of need (e.g., mental health services).” (Campaign website)
Health care: “Recently, I helped pass legislation to ban surprise medical billing, cut prescription drug prices, and lower our maternal and infant mortality rates in Georgia.” (Campaign website)

Elaine Padgett

Elaine Padgett

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Campaign site

Meet Elaine: “I am excited for the chance to serve Georgia House District 25!” (Campaign website)
Economy, jobs & cost of living: “Together, we can keep our communities safe, help small businesses to start and flourish, and restore a woman’s right to make her own healthcare decisions with her family and her doctor, not politicians.” (Campaign website)