Georgia General Assembly, Rep. David Huddleston

David graduated from the University of Georgia's Advancing Georgia Leaders in Agriculture program. He is a fifth-generation farmer from Carrollton and currently resides on his family farm in Roopville. He is a member of the National Cattlemen's Beef Association and president of the Carroll County Young Farmers Association. He also served as the past president of the Heard County Cattlemen's Association. 

David has worked in the farming and agriculture industry with Carroll EMC, where he recently retired after 36 years. 

David Huddleston was elected to the State House in 2022.

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

Economy

Energy & the Environment

David Huddleston's Voting Records

Supports Registered Nurses having more authority over and involvement with strong prescriptions.

- Supports Registered Nurses having more authority over and involvement with strong prescriptions.

Healthcare

Believes all election costs should paid for by public funds.

Believes employees should be given time off to vote.

- Believes all election costs should paid for by public funds.
- Believes employees should be given time off to vote.

Voting & Elections

Supports stiffer penalties for gang recruiting activities.

Believes prosecuting attorneys should be subject to oversight.

Wants certain crimes for 17-year-olds kept in juvenile courts.

- Supports stiffer penalties for gang recruiting activities.
- Believes prosecuting attorneys should be subject to oversight.
- Wants certain crimes for 17-year-olds kept in juvenile courts.

Public Safety

Candidate website

The candidate's website says, "David Huddleston... his passion is focused around youth and future farmers... he considers his work with area FFA Programs, including establishing a jacket scholarship and hosting 300 plus FFA students from seven counties for an ag-educational day at Carroll EMC, to be some of his greatest accomplishments."

Opposes LGBTQ+ content, programs, and transgender athletes in schools.

- The candidate's website says, "David Huddleston... his passion is focused around youth and future farmers... he considers his work with area FFA Programs, including establishing a jacket scholarship and hosting 300 plus FFA students from seven counties for an ag-educational day at Carroll EMC, to be some of his greatest accomplishments."
- Opposes school vouchers.
- Supports school safety planning.
- Opposes LGBTQ+ content, programs, and transgender athletes in schools.

Education

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David Huddleston

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