Ballotpedia: Martin Momtahan

Martin is a graduate of Paulding County High School and Kennesaw State University, and he lives in Paulding County. He attends church. He is married to his wife, and together they have two children.

Martin is the operator of West Metro Driving School in Paulding County, a business he has managed for over 11 years.

Martin Momtahan has served on the Georgia House of Representatives District 17 since 2019.

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Plans to prioritize tax reform, reduce regulations on small businesses, shift from income to consumption tax, and boost infrastructure investment to enhance transportation and data flow, feeling Paulding County has been overlooked in state funding.

Plans to prioritize tax reform and shift from income to consumption tax, feeling Paulding County has been overlooked in state funding.

Said, "I’ve spent my career in as a small business going toe to toe with over-regulators, bureaucrats and big government... Paulding County deserves a representative who will fight for our values every day in the State legislature."

Supports investing in infrastructure, including roads and digital connectivity, to bolster the state's robust economy, accommodate population growth, and enhance opportunities for residents and businesses, especially in rural areas.

Plans to combat excessive regulations and bureaucratic overreach that hinder local businesses and job creation, advocating for legislative oversight to protect business owners from negative impacts by regulators.

Believes over-regulation by bureaucrats burdens businesses in Paulding County, hindering the American dream, and advocates for elected officials to protect rights, values, and moral convictions without excessive oversight.

Opposes bureaucratic interference from Atlanta, supports Paulding County residents' desire for job opportunities, self-sufficiency, and minimal government involvement in entrepreneurship and raising families, criticizing bureaucracy for hindering taxpayers' freedoms.

- Plans to prioritize tax reform and shift from income to consumption tax, feeling Paulding County has been overlooked in state funding.
- Said, "I’ve spent my career in as a small business going toe to toe with over-regulators, bureaucrats and big government... Paulding County deserves a representative who will fight for our values every day in the State legislature."
- Supports investing in infrastructure, including roads and digital connectivity, to bolster the state's robust economy, accommodate population growth, and enhance opportunities for residents and businesses, especially in rural areas.
- Plans to combat excessive regulations and bureaucratic overreach that hinder local businesses and job creation, advocating for legislative oversight to protect business owners from negative impacts by regulators.
- Believes over-regulation by bureaucrats burdens businesses in Paulding County, hindering the American dream, and advocates for elected officials to protect rights, values, and moral convictions without excessive oversight.
- Opposes bureaucratic interference from Atlanta, supports Paulding County residents' desire for job opportunities, self-sufficiency, and minimal government involvement in entrepreneurship and raising families, criticizing bureaucracy for hindering taxpayers' freedoms.

Economy

As of July 25, 2024, Martin Momtahan’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Energy & the Environment

Supports anti-abortion legislation, asserting life starts at conception, and intends to ensure Georgia laws safeguard life, including for the most vulnerable, in alignment with Christian values.

Opposes abortion, and wants to ensure the passing of anti-abortion laws.

- Opposes abortion, and wants to ensure the passing of anti-abortion laws.

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Voting & Elections

Said, "I will strongly protect the 2nd Amendment... not only to protect myself and my family from intruders and those who wish to do harm, but also to protect my family from government tyranny..."

Opposes gun control and supports Second Amendment rights.

- Opposes gun control and supports Second Amendment rights.

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Martin Momtahan

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