Said, "We understand the importance of reliable and efficient services for our community, and I’m wholeheartedly dedicated to meeting those expectations."

Said, "My dedication to professional staff development and community engagement bridges the gap between citizens and government, ensuring a more prosperous community for all."

Said, "Whether through surveys, town hall meetings, or other outreach, then we listen to residents’ concerns and ideas."

Plans to tailor the county budget to legitimate needs, eliminate wasteful spending, and manage funds to ensure financial stability and maintain essential community services.

As Tax Commissioner, he is involved in professional organizations related to economics, including the Georgia Association of Tax Officials, where he served on the Communication and Property Tax committees.

Promises to "Uphold a culture of transparency within county operations" and "Ensure meticulous oversight of tax dollars for sustained financial health."

Said, "By providing paid internships, I will equip students with practical government experience, helping them acquire essential skills and fostering innovation."

Said, "I will take proactive steps to address the skills gap, offering students on-the-job training to prepare them for the modern workforce."

The candidate's website states, "His commitment to social justice and equality is evident through his silver membership in the Newton County NAACP."

Plans to "Advocate for thoughtful zoning to balance growth with community charm."

Plans to "Address infrastructure demands prompted by economic growth" and "Create a roadmap for road safety and infrastructure advancements."