Ballotpedia: Beth Camp

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Beth has a Master of Arts degree in Communication from the University of Alabama. Beth has a bachelor's degree in Integrative Studies, Psychology from Clayton State University. Beth has an Associate's of Arts degree in Psychology from Georgia Military College. 

She has served on the board of directors of CASA Advo-Kids, as the president of the Pike County FFA Alumni, and as the community relations vice president of the Heart of Georgia Board of Realtors. Beth has been married to her husband, Mark, for 29 years, and they have kids. 

Outside of government, Beth is a Partner with the Concord Cafe Company. Beth is also in the real estate business. She has been with Caldwell Banker Bullard Realty for 15 years and has held several positions. Including real estate broker, sales manager and realtor. Beth started out as a realtor in 2006, with Century 21 Adams-Walker.

Beth Camp has served in the State House since 2020, when she first represented District 131.  She has been representing District 135 since 2022. Beth was elected to the Board of Education in Pike County in 2017 and remained in the position until 2020. 


Beth Camp's Issue Positions (Political Courage Test)

Supports economic growth. Said, "...for each county based on local.... plan and goals... she will...advocate...for State and private sector funds to accomplish local objectives. "

Supports reducing state employes salaries and pensions to balance the budget.

Supports tax increases on everyone to balance the budget. Said, "There is no endless supply of money without borrowing against our children's futures."

Opposes increasing the state's minimum wage.

Opposes requiring employers to give employees paid family leave.

- Supports economic growth. Said, "...for each county based on local.... plan and goals... she will...advocate...for State and private sector funds to accomplish local objectives. "
- Supports reducing state employes salaries and pensions to balance the budget.
- Supports tax increases on everyone to balance the budget. Said, "There is no endless supply of money without borrowing against our children's futures."
- Wants to lower taxes.
- Supports less regulations.
- Opposes increasing the state's minimum wage.
- Opposes requiring employers to give employees paid family leave.

Economy

Opposes funding for renewable energy development.

Opposes the regulation of greenhouse gas emissions.

Supports increasing funds for clean water efforts.

- Opposes funding for renewable energy development.
- Opposes the regulation of greenhouse gas emissions.
- Supports increasing funds for clean water efforts.

Energy & the Environment

Supports abortion resulting from rape or incest.

Opposes mandatory personal healthcare insurance.

Supports keeping religious exemptions for vaccine mandates..

- Opposes abortion.
- Supports abortion resulting from rape or incest.
- Opposes public funding of abortion.
- Opposes mandatory personal healthcare insurance.
- Opposes expanding state based Medicaid.
- Opposes state-backed euthanasia.
- Supports keeping religious exemptions for vaccine mandates..

Healthcare

Believes businesses & and unions should be allowed to make indirect campaign contributions.

Believes redistricting is the responsibility of the legislature.

Supports requiring voters having an ID to vote.

- Opposes term limits.
- Believes businesses & and unions should be allowed to make indirect campaign contributions.
- Believes redistricting is the responsibility of the legislature.
- Supports requiring voters having an ID to vote.
- Opposes automatic voter registration.

Voting & Elections

Supports minors charged with violent crimes to being tried as adults.

Supports mandatory minimum jail time for minor drug crimes.

Opposes extended electronic tracking of sex offenders.

Believes in the use of private prisons in the state.

Supports law enforcement and first responders.

- Supports the death penalty.
- Supports minors charged with violent crimes to being tried as adults.
- Supports mandatory minimum jail time for minor drug crimes.
- Opposes extended electronic tracking of sex offenders.
- Believes in the use of private prisons in the state.
- Supports law enforcement and first responders.

Public Safety

Supports increasing teachers' pay and benefits.

Opposes in-state tuition for illegal immigrants at public colleges and universities.

Does not believe public colleges and universities should deny student groups funding because of the group's religious or political beliefs.

- Supports funding charter schools.
- Supports increasing teachers' pay and benefits.
- Opposes in-state tuition for illegal immigrants at public colleges and universities.
- Does not believe public colleges and universities should deny student groups funding because of the group's religious or political beliefs.

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Beth Camp

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