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Tim Fleming
REPUBLICAN
Tim Fleming is running for Georgia State Representative, District 114.
Personal background
Tim is a lifelong resident of Newton County and currently resides in Covington with his wife and their three children. He holds a bachelor's degree in political science from the University of Georgia. The family attends Covington First United Methodist Church.
Professional background
Tim is a partner with Live Oak Public Strategies and owns a real estate investment company in Covington. He also served as Deputy Secretary of State within the Georgia Secretary of State’s Office.
Political background
Tim Fleming served as a Newton County Commissioner from 2009 to 2013. He is currently serving on the City of Covington's Planning and Zoning Commission.
Economy
As county commissioner, has provided "$1 billion in property tax relief for Georgia taxpayers."
As county commissioner, has provided "$900 million in tax rebates back to Georgia taxpayers."
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Energy & the Environment
As of July 25, 2024, Tim Fleming’s website did not contain information on this issue.
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Healthcare
Opposes abortion, and "fought to secure the passage of the strongest pro-life law in the country."
Opposed the shutdown and mask mandates during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Voting & Elections
As county commissioner, focused on ensuring that "elections are funded only through lawfully appropriated funds, not influenced by outside funding sources like Zuckerbucks."
Supports voter ID laws, fighting to "have Stacy Abrams’ shady voter registration group investigated and championed Voter ID laws and secure elections."
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Public Safety
As county commissioner, "passed bond reform to stop the revolving door of criminals being released into our streets."
As county commissioner, "raised state law enforcement pay."
As county commissioner, "strengthened human trafficking laws to protect the most vulnerable Georgians."
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Education
As county commissioner, " provided $138.8 million in school security grants to make schools safer and $50,000 for every school in Georgia."
As county commissioner, "restored HOPE Scholarship funding to 100% of tuition."
As county commissioner, secured a $2,000 pay raise for teachers.
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