Robert has a bachelor's degree in political science. He and his wife, Kelly, have adult children. They attend Christ Episcopal Church.

Robert Trim's campaign for state representative is his first entry into politics.

Said, "[n]pw is NOT the time to elect people who will fight to dismantle the work that has been done to insulate our economy from failed liberal policies we have seen coming out of Washington."

- Supports cutting taxes. 
- Said, "[n]pw is NOT the time to elect people who will fight to dismantle the work that has been done to insulate our economy from failed liberal policies we have seen coming out of Washington."

Economy

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

Voting & Elections

Healthcare

Said, "[e]ducation should not be about feeling, but learning and if our schools won't do that, then the tax dollars allocated to educate that child should follow them to a school that will."

Supports government funding being used at religious private schools.

- Said, "[e]ducation should not be about feeling, but learning and if our schools won't do that, then the tax dollars allocated to educate that child should follow them to a school that will." 
- Supports government funding being used at religious private schools.

Education

Said, "Georgia's citizens need to know that when they have an issue, law enforcement professionals will respond promptly AND that if necessary they may lawfully take steps to protect themselves, their property, and their family.

- Said, "Georgia's citizens need to know that when they have an issue, law enforcement professionals will respond promptly AND that if necessary they may lawfully take steps to protect themselves, their property, and their family.

Public Safety

Robert Trim

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