Martin Momtahan is the current State Representative for District 17.

As of July 5, 2022, Martin Momtahan’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Voting & Elections

Supports a transitioning from an income tax system to a consumption-based model.

Says, "I will fight to stop the growing number of burdensome regulations and over-regulators that come from their desk in Atlanta to impact or shut down our local businesses, often due to an increasingly complicated list of possible infractions and regulatory hurdles".

Supports investments in infrastructure like improving roads and broadband expansion.

- Supports a transitioning from an income tax system to a consumption-based model.
- Says, "I will fight to stop the growing number of burdensome regulations and over-regulators that come from their desk in Atlanta to impact or shut down our local businesses, often due to an increasingly complicated list of possible infractions and regulatory hurdles". 
- Supports investments in infrastructure like improving roads and broadband expansion.

Economy

Says, "It is critical that the State of Georgia foster a culture of life and that the right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness is protected no matter how vulnerable the person may be".

- Supports pro-life policies. 
- Says, "It is critical that the State of Georgia foster a culture of life and that the right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness is protected no matter how vulnerable the person may be".

Healthcare

Public Safety

Education

Martin Momtahan

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