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    NWGRA Announces Endorsed Local Candidates

    NWGRA Announces Endorsed Local Candidates

    April 12, 2022 by Georgia Republican Assembly in

    Last week the NorthWest GRA chapter (NWGRA) completed their electronic endorsement convention for local candidates, confirming many of those recommended at the state convention, and adding several others.

    Congratulations to the following candidates for receiving the NWGRA endorsement! These candidates automatically receive the Georgia Republican Assembly endorsement as well:

    • State Senate District 52: Derek Keeney

    • State Senate District 53: Colton Moore

    • State Senate District 54: Doug Keener

    • State House District 1: Jackie Harling

    • State House District 2: Jim Coles

    • State House District 3: Mitchell Horner

    • State House District 4: Nick Voyles

    • State House District 5: No Endorsement

    • State House District 6: No Endorsement

    • Catoosa County Commission District 2: Britt Fant

    • Catoosa County Commission District 4: Charlie Stephens

    Catoosa is the only county in the NWGRA chapter that has a GRA County Chairman to facilitate the vetting, but they anticipate having more county chairmen in the future. Keep an eye out for upcoming posts from the NWGRA on their Facebook page about each of the endorsed candidates!

    2022 GRA Endorsement Convention

    2022 GRA Endorsement Convention

    March 5, 2022 by Georgia Republican Assembly in

    Georgia Republican Assembly has announced the 2022 GRA Endorsement Convention on April 2nd in Newnan, Georgia! Tickets are now available! Plan to come and invite your favorite candidates to join us as well!

    Registration has now officially opened for the Georgia Republican Assembly’s State Endorsement Convention! At this event, GRA members from around the state may attend to vote on any state-wide candidate they would like to see the GRA endorse for civil government office. Congressional candidates may be allowed to participate as well. Candidates can only win the endorsement if they get at least a 2/3rd majority of the participating membership.