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Bradley Anderson received an associate's degree from Gupton Jones College of Funeral Services and an associate's degree from East Georgia State College. 

Bradley currently works as the owner of Bradley B. Anderson Funeral Services, Inc. 

Tattnall County businessman announces bid for GA House of Representatives 

Bradley's campaign for state representative is his first campaign for public office. 

Supports continuing current agricultural tax exemptions.

Supports investment in rural infrastructure

Supports vocational training and apprenticeship programs.

- Supports continuing current agricultural tax exemptions.
- Supports investment in rural infrastructure
- Supports reducing business regulations.
- Supports vocational training and apprenticeship programs.

Economy

As of July 23, 2026, Bradley Blake Anderson’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Energy & the Environment

Supports expanding rural healthcare and telemedicine.

- Supports expanding rural healthcare and telemedicine.
- Opposes abortion access.

Healthcare

Voting & Elections

Supports eliminating existing policies that limit access to guns.

- Supports eliminating existing policies that limit access to guns.

Public Safety

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Micah King is married to his wife, Sandy, and they have six children together.

Micah King is originally from Tattnall County, Georgia. He earned a bachelor's degree in financial planning and services from the University of Georgia. Micah lives in Glennville with his wife, and serves as Youth and Young Adult Minister at Abundant Life Apostolic Church of the Living God.

Micah previously served as a city councilman for Ward 1.

Micah currently serves as president of Small Town Animation Studios, an animation production company. He previously worked as a financial counselor with U.S. Army Soldier for Life at Fort Stewart, Georgia. He also previously worked in software quality assurance roles at Onshore Outsourcing and One Call Care Management, and as an insurance agent at OneLife America. 

Micah previously served as a city council member for Ward 1.

Micah previously served as Glennville City Council member for Ward 1 from 2020 to 2023. His campaign for Georgia State Representative is his first run for state office.

Supports legislation to help farmers manage operational costs, inflation, and low commodity prices.

- Supports legislation to help farmers manage operational costs, inflation, and low commodity prices.

Believes that "We wouldn’t be rural Georgia without a vibrant environment for hunting and fishing. is becoming increasingly important to be able to “live off the land. long as I can fish and hunt, or know someone who can, I’ll never go hungry. target for increased real estate developments, huge manufacturing sites, and potentially large data centers. All of these can impact our environment in negative ways. prospers."

Opposes the construction of data centers. 

Opposes increased real estate developments and manufacturing sites due to potential negative impacts on the environment.

- Opposes the construction of data centers. 
- Opposes increased real estate developments and manufacturing sites due to potential negative impacts on the environment.

As of July 23, 2026, Micah King’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Supports increasing access to after-school programs in rural Georgia to provide resources, a safe environment, meals, mentorship, and community connections for children.

- Supports increasing access to after-school programs in rural Georgia to provide resources, a safe environment, meals, mentorship, and community connections for children.

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