Georgia State House District 73

Current seat holder: Josh Bonner.

Josh Bonner

Josh Bonner lives in Fayetteville, Georgia. Bonner has served in the U.S. Army and U.S. Army Reserve and has reached the rank of lieutenant colonel. His career experience includes owning Southeast Properties, Inc. Bonner has served on the boards of the Armed Forces Mission and the Eden Project, as the chairman of the Fayette County Republican Party, on the Georgia Real Estate Commission, and as the deputy emergency preparedness liaison officer for the State of Georgia.

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Taxes & budget: ““The core values and mission of state government should be to keep our citizens’ taxes low, remove burdensome regulations from job creators, provide a healthy educational environment, and defend our constitutional rights. As your representative, I will fight for these four principles every day at our state’s Capitol.”” (Campaign website)
Taxes & budget: “I believe hard-working Georgians know best how to handle their money. Every dollar given to the government in taxes has the potential for waste, fraud, and abuse. This is money our citizens can use to provide for their families, start or invest in a business, or send kids to college. As your state representative, I will continue voting to leave more money in taxpayers’ pockets.” (Campaign website)
Elections, voting & government reform: “There are few issues as critical as election integrity. This is why I was proud to vote YES on SB 202 (Georgia's Election Integrity Act). Regardless of the lies told by President Joe Biden and radical Stacey Abrams, this bill makes it EASIER to vote in Georgia and harder to cheat. After the passage of SB 202, Heritage Action ranked Georgia #1 in the nation for election integrity. Though I understand there is more work to be done, I believe this legislation was a big step in the right direction.” (Campaign website)

Tim Wilkinson

Timothy Wilkinson earned a high school diploma from St. Joseph High School. His career experience includes working in government.

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MEET TIM WILKINSON: “Hello, I'm Tim Wilkinson and I'm running for GA House District 73. I am married and a father of five with nine wonderful grandchildren. My wife Sheila and I have called Georgia home for almost 29 years. I retired from the U.S. Postal Service after 33 years, where I often served as a Union Representative for the National Association of Letter Carriers.” (Campaign website)
Economy, jobs & cost of living: “I currently work two part-time blue-collar jobs to help make ends meet. I am not an attorney, realtor, or rich businessman. In fact, like most Georgians, my only property ownership is a primary residence, our home. I work and live, paycheck to paycheck, just like millions of my fellow Americans.” (Campaign website)
MEET TIM WILKINSON: “I have no financial interest in any businesses. My only interest is in serving the citizens of District 73, and the great state of Georgia. I hope to secure our community's safety and prosperity, and to ensure our continued success with dignity and respect for all, and the dream of a better future.” (Campaign website)
MEET TIM WILKINSON: “I am running for this office to help restore civility, dignity, and honesty to our political system. I will attempt to effect positive progressive change and move Georgia forward into a prosperous new century. As a legislator, I intend to scour the country for any legislation that improves the lives of Georgians, being proactive instead of reactive.” (Campaign website)