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Bart went to Chattooga High School, and then studied at Coosa Valley Tech. He lives in Cloudland and is originally from Summerville. Bart is married.

Bart is a former peace officer and worked for the United Postal Service (UPS) during tech school.

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Bart Alexander Bryant's previously withdrew from the Democratic primary for U.S. House Georgia District 14 to run for State Senator in Georgia District 53. 

As of July 25, 2024, Bart Alexander Bryant did not have a website or any information online.

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Supports access to abortion and said that "five weeks is too short" in regard to the Georgia abortion ban.

- Supports access to abortion and said that "five weeks is too short" in regard to the Georgia abortion ban.

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Said, "Kids are not learning respect... at school or at home anymore. That’s why we have these school shootings now."

- Said, "Kids are not learning respect... at school or at home anymore. That’s why we have these school shootings now."

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Bart Alexander Bryant

Prior to his role as a State Senator, Colton served as an auctioneer by trade, with his work taking him overseas. He also took over his father's bulldozing and trucking business.

Colton Moore served as a State Representative for Dade and Walker County from 2018 through 2020. He later pursued a State Senate seat for District 53.

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Plans to reduce Dade and Walker Counties' 4% unemployment rate by over 25% within two years, aiming for a record low in three decades by collaborating with major employers and attracting new businesses.

Wants to reduce Dade and Walker Counties' 4% unemployment rate by over 25% within two years, aiming for a record low in three decades by collaborating with major employers and attracting new businesses.

Believes in applying free market principles to agriculture, opposes government control of food supply, and supports market-driven innovation and transparency to benefit consumers in NW Georgia's volatile commodity markets.

Opposes federal regulations on local food retail, supports herd shares for direct ranch-to-consumer sales, and advocates for more market options to ensure fair profits for local beef producers in NW Georgia.

Supports transport regulatory reform in Georgia, advocating for relaxed trucking regulations like three-axle dump trucks and safer, off-highway truck inspections for efficiency, following precedents set during crises.

The candidate's website says, "Zoning regulations drive up the cost of housing and disproportionately harm low-to-middle income households... Zoning hinders small business development and home building... Code enforcement should never be used as a revenue tool for local municipalities."

Supports capitalism, plans to reduce regulations in Georgia, opposes socialism, and believes in protecting small business interests against the influence of wealthy lobbyists.

Opposes Georgia's use of public funds for corporate subsidies and economic incentives, advocating for financial freedom to enhance local business growth without state interference in picking economic winners and losers.

Supports reducing income tax in Georgia, arguing it allows residents to retain more earnings and stimulates local economies, citing Tennessee's tax-free income and consequent growth as a model contrasting with Northwest Georgia's limited economic expansion.

Plans to reform Georgia's restrictive hemp legislation to align with Tennessee, advocating for North Georgia farmers' rights to cultivate hemp and capitalize on its economic benefits, including the sale of CBD products and hemp-based soaps.

Supports deregulating private aviation in Georgia to foster competition and innovation post-COVID-19, and sees potential benefits from adopting automated drone technologies for efficient transportation of people and industrial components.

Opposes excessive occupational licensing, viewing it as an obstacle to small business creation; advocates for Georgia to reevaluate and potentially reduce these requirements, taking cues from states that have successfully reformed their licensing models.

- Wants to reduce Dade and Walker Counties' 4% unemployment rate by over 25% within two years, aiming for a record low in three decades by collaborating with major employers and attracting new businesses.
- Believes in applying free market principles to agriculture, opposes government control of food supply, and supports market-driven innovation and transparency to benefit consumers in NW Georgia's volatile commodity markets.
- Opposes federal regulations on local food retail, supports herd shares for direct ranch-to-consumer sales, and advocates for more market options to ensure fair profits for local beef producers in NW Georgia.
- Supports transport regulatory reform in Georgia, advocating for relaxed trucking regulations like three-axle dump trucks and safer, off-highway truck inspections for efficiency, following precedents set during crises.
- The candidate's website says, "Zoning regulations drive up the cost of housing and disproportionately harm low-to-middle income households... Zoning hinders small business development and home building... Code enforcement should never be used as a revenue tool for local municipalities."
- Supports capitalism, plans to reduce regulations in Georgia, opposes socialism, and believes in protecting small business interests against the influence of wealthy lobbyists.
- Opposes Georgia's use of public funds for corporate subsidies and economic incentives, advocating for financial freedom to enhance local business growth without state interference in picking economic winners and losers.
- Supports reducing income tax in Georgia, arguing it allows residents to retain more earnings and stimulates local economies, citing Tennessee's tax-free income and consequent growth as a model contrasting with Northwest Georgia's limited economic expansion.
- Plans to reform Georgia's restrictive hemp legislation to align with Tennessee, advocating for North Georgia farmers' rights to cultivate hemp and capitalize on its economic benefits, including the sale of CBD products and hemp-based soaps.
- Supports deregulating private aviation in Georgia to foster competition and innovation post-COVID-19, and sees potential benefits from adopting automated drone technologies for efficient transportation of people and industrial components.
- Opposes excessive occupational licensing, viewing it as an obstacle to small business creation; advocates for Georgia to reevaluate and potentially reduce these requirements, taking cues from states that have successfully reformed their licensing models.

Believes Georgia has a legal claim to border land with Tennessee to access the Tennessee River, ensuring water supply for Atlanta's growth and preventing future shortages.

- Believes Georgia has a legal claim to border land with Tennessee to access the Tennessee River, ensuring water supply for Atlanta's growth and preventing future shortages.

Opposes vertical integration in healthcare, supports limiting drug patent monopolies, advocates for domestic drug manufacturing, and questions high drug costs in the U.S. compared to other countries, especially for essential medications like insulin.

The candidate's website says, "Coronavirus Healthcare: Good information creates good decisions; unfortunately policy makers across the globe are making decisions in the dark. Antibody and COVID-19 tests should be plentiful and more accessible to avoid misguided economic decisions."

The candidate's website says, "Antibody and COVID-19 tests should be plentiful and more accessible to avoid misguided economic decisions."

Supports medical marijuana, citing patient testimonies and research, urges Georgia to expedite access, and advocates for it as a safer alternative to some prescription drugs for patients and veterans.

Supports Georgia Heartbeat Bill to protect lives, endorses life beginning at conception, advocates for ending abortion in Georgia, and aims to defund Planned Parenthood, aligning with principles of life and liberty for the unborn.

Supports Georgia Heartbeat Bill, endorses life beginning at conception, advocates for ending abortion in Georgia, and aims to defund Planned Parenthood.

- Opposes vertical integration in healthcare, supports limiting drug patent monopolies, advocates for domestic drug manufacturing, and questions high drug costs in the U.S. compared to other countries, especially for essential medications like insulin.
- The candidate's website says, "Antibody and COVID-19 tests should be plentiful and more accessible to avoid misguided economic decisions."
- Supports medical marijuana, citing patient testimonies and research, urges Georgia to expedite access, and advocates for it as a safer alternative to some prescription drugs for patients and veterans.
- Supports Georgia Heartbeat Bill, endorses life beginning at conception, advocates for ending abortion in Georgia, and aims to defund Planned Parenthood.

Supports advanced electronic voting systems in Georgia, as funded by Colton, for secure, verifiable elections; criticizes paper ballots and advocates for biometric voting to prevent errors and fraud, echoing President Trump's concerns about election integrity.

Supports advanced electronic voting systems in Georgia for "secure, verifiable elections"; criticizes paper ballots and advocates for biometric voting to prevent errors and fraud, echoing President Trump's concerns about election integrity.

Plans to enhance transparency in the Georgia State Senate by advocating for recorded votes on amendments, ensuring public awareness of legislative changes, and altering chamber voting rules to promote open governance.

- Supports advanced electronic voting systems in Georgia for "secure, verifiable elections"; criticizes paper ballots and advocates for biometric voting to prevent errors and fraud, echoing President Trump's concerns about election integrity.
- Plans to enhance transparency in the Georgia State Senate by advocating for recorded votes on amendments, ensuring public awareness of legislative changes, and altering chamber voting rules to promote open governance.

Supports Constitutional Carry, arguing that gun laws affect only law-abiding citizens, not criminals, and that permit fees and delays, as seen during the COVID-19 pandemic, impede the Second Amendment right to bear arms.

Supports rehabilitative education and skills training for prisoners and felons to facilitate their productive reintegration into society, thereby reducing recidivism and enhancing their employability post-incarceration.

Supports criminal justice reform, jury nullification, and plans related legislation. Advocates for decriminalizing marijuana for medicinal research and legal access for qualified patients in Georgia. Seeks less government intervention and greater personal freedom, aligning with Mr. Metz's values.

Supports criminal justice reform, jury nullification, and plans related legislation. 

Opposes civil asset forfeiture without conviction, citing due process violations and the infringement of the presumption of innocence, advocating for criminal convictions prior to property seizure.

Believes law enforcement deserves honor, high standards, and better pay, noting Georgia's low ranking for officer conditions. Supports improved compensation to attract candidates and regulations ensuring officers can act without fear for their safety.

Believes law enforcement deserves "honor, high standards, and better pay, noting Georgia's low ranking for officer conditions."

Advocates for decriminalizing marijuana for medicinal research and legal access for qualified patients in Georgia.

Supports improved compensation "to attract candidates and regulations ensuring officers can act without fear for their safety."

- Supports Constitutional Carry, arguing that gun laws affect only law-abiding citizens, not criminals, and that permit fees and delays, as seen during the COVID-19 pandemic, impede the Second Amendment right to bear arms.
- Supports rehabilitative education and skills training for prisoners and felons to facilitate their productive reintegration into society, thereby reducing recidivism and enhancing their employability post-incarceration.
- Supports criminal justice reform, jury nullification, and plans related legislation. 
- Opposes civil asset forfeiture without conviction, citing due process violations and the infringement of the presumption of innocence, advocating for criminal convictions prior to property seizure.
- Believes law enforcement deserves "honor, high standards, and better pay, noting Georgia's low ranking for officer conditions."
- Advocates for decriminalizing marijuana for medicinal research and legal access for qualified patients in Georgia.
- Supports improved compensation "to attract candidates and regulations ensuring officers can act without fear for their safety."

Believes Walker County Board of Education should improve Fairyland Elementary's meal situation, as it may be the only hot meal for 25% of students, and funding issues shouldn't fall on the PTO.

Believes in restoring classroom control and discipline for teachers, opposes current disciplinary regulations, supports HB 179 to improve school safety and learning, and plans to address issues with common core in Georgia's education system.

- Believes Walker County Board of Education should improve Fairyland Elementary's meal situation, as it may be the only hot meal for 25% of students, and funding issues shouldn't fall on the PTO.
- Believes in restoring classroom control and discipline for teachers, opposes current disciplinary regulations, supports HB 179 to improve school safety and learning, and plans to address issues with common core in Georgia's education system.

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