True Citizen, Abrams, Reed to run for commission

Lucious is a lifelong resident of Burke County, and lives with his wife. He is a member of Antioch Rock Creek Baptist Church, and serves on the boards of the Farm Service Agency, the Department of Family and Children Services and the Agricultural Council for the State of Georgia.

Lucious Abrams, Jr. is a Burke County commissioner. He was elected in 2008 and is serving his fourth term.

As of July 25, 2024, Lucious Abrams Jr did not have a website or any information online.

Public Services

Advocates for agricultural interests, especially for Black farmers who "have suffered approximately 3 million acres in foreclosure of which about half remain unrectified."

- Advocates for agricultural interests, especially for Black farmers who "have suffered approximately 3 million acres in foreclosure of which about half remain unrectified."

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Transportation & Infrastructure

Lucious Abrams Jr

True Citizen

Lucious Abrams Jr is a lifelong resident of Burke County. He resides in Burke County with his wife. He is a member of Antioch Rock Creek Baptist Church, and serves on the boards of the Farm Service Agency, the Department of Family and Children Services and the Agricultural Council for the State of Georgia.

As of July 31, 2024, Lucious Abrams Jr did not have a website and did not complete our questionnaire.

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