Todd has a bachelor's degree in business administration and a law degree from the University of Florida. He and his wife, Tracey, have four children.

Todd is an executive for a software installation company.

Todd Jones is currently the representative for district 25. He was first elected in 2016 and has been in office for three terms.

Promises to never raise taxes and wants to get rid of state income taxes.

Wants to "conservatively invest...into the highest areas of need (e.g., mental health services)."

Supports transportation options that include road expansion, express buses, shuttles, and transit trains, and supports "aggressive investment into the future including autonomous vehicles, air taxis, and other new, upcoming technologies."

- Promises to never raise taxes and wants to get rid of state income taxes. 
- Wants to "conservatively invest...into the highest areas of need (e.g., mental health services)." 
- Supports transportation options that include road expansion, express buses, shuttles, and transit trains, and supports "aggressive investment into the future including autonomous vehicles, air taxis, and other new, upcoming technologies."

Economy

Voting & Elections

Supports making data-driven decisions in responding to COVID-19.

As a representative, helped ban surprise medical billing, lower prescription drug prices, and address maternal mortality rates in Georgia.

- Supports making data-driven decisions in responding to COVID-19. 
- As a representative, helped ban surprise medical billing, lower prescription drug prices, and address maternal mortality rates in Georgia.

Healthcare

Wants to restore school funding to pre-COVID-19 levels for public schools.

- Wants to restore school funding to pre-COVID-19 levels for public schools.

Education

Said, "our police department are under attack by radical extremists who want to defund the police."

As a representative, supported fully funding the police and increased funding for police training.

- Said, "our police department are under attack by radical extremists who want to defund the police." 
- As a representative, supported fully funding the police and increased funding for police training.

Public Safety

Todd Jones

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