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Greg is originally from Joliet, Illinois. He has a bachelor's degree in business and communication from North Park University. He lives in Forsyth with his wife, Natalie, and their four children. They attend Passion City Church.

Greg is a partner at Renewed Vision, a technology company. He is also an owner of Catalyst Nutraceuticals, a supplements manufacturing company. He used to be tour manager for a musician for 11 years.

Greg Dolezal is currently the state senator for district 27. He was first elected in 2018 and has been in office for two terms.

Supports term limits for all elected officials.

- Supports term limits for all elected officials.

Voting & Elections

Opposes any tax increases and said that he "will work with other conservatives to root out waste and fraud from the state budget to keep our fiscal house in order."

Said he will "get government out of the way to make it easier to start and operate a business by cutting bureaucratic red tape and government regulations."

Wants to expand GA 400, Post Road, Highway 9, and other high traffic areas.

- Opposes any tax increases and said that he "will work with other conservatives to root out waste and fraud from the state budget to keep our fiscal house in order." 
- Said he will "get government out of the way to make it easier to start and operate a business by cutting bureaucratic red tape and government regulations." 
- Wants to expand GA 400, Post Road, Highway 9, and other high traffic areas.

Economy

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

Healthcare

Said he "will fight all liberal attempts that attempt to chip away at our 2nd Amendment rights."

- Said he "will fight all liberal attempts that attempt to chip away at our 2nd Amendment rights." 
- Opposes sanctuary cities.

Public Safety

Wants to keep classroom sizes small and build new schools.

- Wants to keep classroom sizes small and build new schools.

Education

Greg Dolezal

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