David grew up as one of ten children on a small farm in Suwanee, Georgia, and later relocated with his family to Lake Lanier. He attended Georgia Gwinnett College after serving in the military. David Clark and his wife, Courtney, have a daughter named Madison, and they are involved in their church, living in Sugar Hill, Georgia.

David is a small business owner and a combat veteran who served in the infantry, deploying to Afghanistan in support of Operation Enduring Freedom.

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David Clark is a State Representative for District 100, since 2022. Previously, he was state representative for district 98 from 2015 to 2022. During his tenure, he has chaired the Welfare Fraud Study Committee and was Chairman of the Interstate Cooperation Committee, although he was removed from this chairmanship. He has previously challenged the Georgia House speaker for leadership in the chamber and introduced a resolution calling for the speaker's resignation.

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The candidate's website says, "Georgia’s hair stylists, tattoo artists and massage therapists are among the people who can go back to work Friday... following a new executive order from Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp that eases business constraints... Gyms, restaurants and other indoor businesses that were closed can open under Kemp’s..."

Said, "I have fought to reduce the tax burden on all citizens... I led the way to reduce the income tax rate... Higher taxes slow down economic growth."

The candidate's website says, "Gyms, restaurants and other indoor businesses that were closed can open under Kemp’s March shelter-in-place order, which he reset April 8. Restaurant dining rooms and theaters can seat customers next Monday."

The candidate's website says, "Georgia’s hair stylists, tattoo artists and massage therapists are among the people who can go back to work Friday... following a new executive order from Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp that eases business constraints..."

The candidate's website says, "The order to lift some restrictions is a Kemp concession to Georgia businesses that have burned cash for weeks, even as public health experts urge him to take time to collect more testing data before easing limits on social interaction."

The candidate's website says, "State Rep. David Clark, a Buford Republican, joined the chorus calling for an immediate reopening of the state’s businesses in a Facebook post over the weekend."

The candidate's website says, "On the other side of the equation, about 1 million Georgians filed for unemployment benefits the past four weeks, more than filed claims during the worst full year of the Great Recession."

The candidate's website says, "A deeper budget shortfall of at least $3 billion could await next year’s spending plan... according to the report. Ralston said Monday legislative leaders are in early discussions about how to approve next year’s budget..."

Said, "In speaking with many small business owners in State House District 98 and the state over the past weeks, they are all expressing the hurt... Many are going to lose everything..."

The candidate's website says, "The COVID-19 crisis threatens to blow a big hole in the state’s $28.1 billion budget. Revenues could fall at least $1 billion in the remaining three months of this fiscal year..."

The candidate's website says, "The plan comes as Kemp is taking heat from business owners who want to get back to work, said Kennesaw State University’s director of the School of Government and International Affairs, Kerwin Swint."

The candidate's website says, "from Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp that eases business constraints designed to stem the spread of the novel coronavirus."

The candidate's website says, "1 million Georgians filed for unemployment"

The candidate's website says, "to reopen for business. The Monday announcement is based on new modeling that predicts a two-week decline in new COVID-19 cases is likely, the benchmark in Trump’s plan."

The candidate's website says, "Kemp lifts some restrictions on businesses, critics say it’s premature"

The candidate's website says, "Kemp lifts some restrictions on businesses, critics say it’s premature - David Clark for State House District 100"

Said, "As your State Representative I have fought to reduce the tax burden on all citizens. I led the way to reduce the income tax rate and put a rate cap ..."

Said "I have fought to reduce the tax burden on all citizens. I led the way to reduce the income tax rate and put a rate cap into our Constitution."

- Said "I have fought to reduce the tax burden on all citizens. I led the way to reduce the income tax rate and put a rate cap into our Constitution."

Economy

As of October 2, 2024, David Clark’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Energy & the Environment

Said, "I will continue to oppose Obamacare; ... Socialized medicine has failed all over the world, it stifles innovation, and limits healthcare options. ... I have fought to bring choice and transparency to the healthcare system and I will always work to protect patients with pre-existing conditions."

Said, "I’m just concerned that we’re in such a hurry to open things back up... rather than actually having them in place... And I hope that we’re not premature, and I hope it doesn’t come back to bite us."

Said, "I believe life starts at conception, and that in every little fetus is the seed of greatness. Each one is a little person that has something amazing to contribute to the world."

The candidate's website says, "The lack of testing in the state makes it hard to know where the disease is spreading... The state also needs more health care infrastructure to rapidly respond to and contain outbreaks..."

The candidate's website says, "775 people in Georgia have died from COVID-19 disease and 19,399 people in the state have had confirmed cases, according to the Georgia Department of Public Health... Kemp cited an apparent decline in new cases and in ER visits as evidence the disease’s peak is in the past."

The candidate's website says, "Georgia State’s Heiman said more testing and tracing of interactions of people who test positive is needed to know if the spread of COVID-19 is in decline."

The candidate's website says, "The governor also said more hospitals will be cleared to perform delayed elective surgeries after patients with COVID-19 claimed a larger share of health care resources in recent weeks."

The candidate's website says, "“For example, a lot of the testing and case identification and contact tracing is through Augusta Health and through a new app they’re developing, and by their report, they’ve still finalizing and customizing the app,” he said."

Said, "I will continue to oppose Obamacare; I do not believe that the federal government should control our healthcare system. Socialized medicine has failed all over the world, it stifles innovation, ..."

Said, "I believe life starts at conception, and that in every little fetus is the seed of greatness. Each one is a little person that has something amazing to contribute to ..."

Said, "I believe life starts at conception, and that in every little fetus is the seed of greatness."

- Said, "I will continue to oppose Obamacare; I do not believe that the federal government should control our healthcare system. Socialized medicine has failed all over the world, it stifles innovation, ..."
- Said, "I believe life starts at conception, and that in every little fetus is the seed of greatness."

Healthcare

The candidate's website says, "State Rep. David Clark said the leadership of House Speaker David Ralston, who’s led the party since 2010, will cause them to lose more seats in the chamber. Democrats flipped 11 House seats in the 2018 election."

The candidate's website says, "The election will determine which party holds control of the House for the next two years... Each party’s caucus will elect its leadership in November."

The candidate's website says, "And former Gov. Roy Barnes, a Democrat who represented Ralston in a State Bar of Georgia complaint settled in 2016, said that the law helps ensure that the makeup of the Legislature is of citizen-lawmakers and not full-time politicians."

Believes that due to a high volume of absentee ballots, election results, particularly for state House races, may not be finalized on election night and could change as more votes are counted post-election.

Voting & Elections

The candidate's website says, "Clark says he’s currently working on legislation 'that will close some of the loopholes that ... have allowed victims rights to be ignored in the judicial process.'"

Working on legislation "'that will close some of the loopholes that ... have allowed victims rights to be ignored in the judicial process.'"

Said, "I am Pro Law Enforcement but believe strongly that position doesn’t grant one the right to abuse his or her power."

Said, "I am pro law enforcement but believe strongly that position doesn’t grant one the right to abuse his or her power."

Said, "I’ll always support the RIGHT to Bear Arms."

The candidate's website says, "Clark made headlines last year when he led a group of 10 Republican lawmakers who asked Ralston ... to step down as speaker after an investigation ... found he frequently delayed criminal cases by claiming court dates interfered with his legislative duties."

Led a group of 10 Republican lawmakers who asked Ralston ... to step down as speaker after an investigation ... found he frequently delayed criminal cases by claiming court dates interfered with his legislative duties."

- Working on legislation "'that will close some of the loopholes that ... have allowed victims rights to be ignored in the judicial process.'"
- Said, "I am pro law enforcement but believe strongly that position doesn’t grant one the right to abuse his or her power."
- Said, "I’ll always support the RIGHT to Bear Arms."
- Led a group of 10 Republican lawmakers who asked Ralston ... to step down as speaker after an investigation ... found he frequently delayed criminal cases by claiming court dates interfered with his legislative duties."

Public Safety

Supports education as a vital equalizer, advocates for school choice including public, charter, and parochial options, and emphasizes the importance of well-funded teachers for effective education.

Said, "Education is the great equalizer. If we neglect to provide the next generation with a solid education, the nation we know and love will cease to exist. I am steadfast ..."

Said, "Education is the great equalizer. If we neglect to provide the next generation with a solid education, the nation we know and love will cease to exist."

- Supports school choice.
- Said, "Education is the great equalizer. If we neglect to provide the next generation with a solid education, the nation we know and love will cease to exist."

Education

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Jennifer is from Florida, and has a bachelor's degree from the University of Florida in Political Science and Economics. She currently resides in Forsyth County with her husband Adam. She previously volunteered for Warnock and Abrams and was on the Executive Board of the Forsyth Democrats. 

Jennifer is a political comedian. She has experience as a High School Mathematics Teacher working with Teach For America, creating a tax preparation company, and working in musical theater. 

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Jennifer Amblers campaign for Georgia State Representative in State House District 100 is her first entry into politics. 

Supports increasing wages, adjusting zoning, and developing incentives for affordable housing.

- Supports increasing wages, adjusting zoning, and developing incentives for affordable housing.

Said "GA should do everything it can to reduce emissions", which she notes are expanding MARTA amongst other forms of transit, installing electric vehicle chargers, and investing in more green energy like solar and wind power.

- Said "GA should do everything it can to reduce emissions", which she notes are expanding MARTA amongst other forms of transit, installing electric vehicle chargers, and investing in more green energy like solar and wind power.

Supports Georgian's receiving full access to heath care and expanding Medicaid.

Wants to reinstate the Roe v Wade law and the ability to pursue an abortion in Georgia.

- Supports Georgian's receiving full access to heath care and expanding Medicaid.
- Wants to reinstate the Roe v Wade law and the ability to pursue an abortion in Georgia.

Said "GA should be doing everything possible to make it easier to vote while preserving security of elections, such as stopping purges of voters, making mail-in voting more accessible and using an independent redistricting committee to draw lines rather than legislators themselves."

- Said "GA should be doing everything possible to make it easier to vote while preserving security of elections, such as stopping purges of voters, making mail-in voting more accessible and using an independent redistricting committee to draw lines rather than legislators themselves."

As of October 2, 2024, Jennifer Ambler’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Wants to federally fund public education and expand access to state colleges and vocational programs.

- Wants to federally fund public education and expand access to state colleges and vocational programs.

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- The State House of Representatives, along with the State Senate, makes up our state lawmaking body: the Georgia General Assembly.
- There are 180 members of the Georgia House of Representatives, each representing a single district.
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