Georgia State House District 9

Chris Dockery

Chris Dockery

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Public Safety & Justice: “Dockery also worked as a law enforcement officer for 6 years before starting his own general contracting business. A successful small business owner, Dockery founded DockCo Construction in 1996 that he and his still family still operate today.” (Campaign website)
Priorities & Governance: “I’m ready to report for duty once again to serve the people of Dawson, Lumpkin and White Counties in the State House. I’ll stand strong against the Leftist agenda in Georgia to protect our families, conservative values, and our future.” (Campaign website)
Housing & Infrastructure: “A proven public servant, Dockery is currently serving his 4th term as Lumpkin County Commission Chairman. He has a proven track record of working with citizens, fellow Commissioners, and county and community leaders to move Lumpkin County forward in a positive direction. In his role, he is also active in the Association of County Commissioners.” (Campaign website)

Roger L. Smith

Roger Smith

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A Fair Shake For North Georgia: “Our Platform for A Better Georgia Our country was built on a promise: work hard, keep your nose to the grindstone, and your children will have a better life. That promise is broken.” (Campaign website)
Our Platform for A Better Georgia: “Our country was built on a promise: work hard, keep your nose to the grindstone, and your children will have a better life. That promise is broken.” (Campaign website)
Economy, jobs & cost of living: “Protect our environment. Our lives are rooted in these ancient mountains. Federal cuts to the Forest Service — including the closure of our regional office and a budget slashed by two-thirds — threaten the natural beauty that defines our community and drives our economy.” (Campaign website)
Economy, jobs & cost of living: “Build vibrant communities. That means families who aren’t one illness away from bankruptcy, parents who can find affordable childcare, workers who can afford to live where they work, schools funded to succeed, and communities where our children can build a career without leaving home.” (Campaign website)