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Chris is a native of Emanuel County and a 1991 graduate of Swainsboro High School. He is married with three daughters and a stepson. They are members of the  First Baptist Church.

Chris owns and operates Jukes Trucking LLC., South Prong Timber LLC., and MLJ Land Development LLC. He is a former Patrol Deputy for the Emanuel County Sheriff’s Office, a retired UPS driver, and the past President of the National Wild Turkey Federation.

Ballot Pedia

Chris Jukes' campaign for County Commissioner in Emanuel County Commission District 1 is his first entry into politics.

Said, "I am seeking a Commissioner seat because I want our county to grow and develop in a positive way for all the taxpayers of our county."

- Said, "I am seeking a Commissioner seat because I want our county to grow and develop in a positive way for all the taxpayers of our county."

Public Services

Said, "I know that most citizens of our county want our county to grow and want to insure good use of their tax dollars. I have been a multi business owner for over 12 years and I am skilled at balancing a budget."

- Said, "I know that most citizens of our county want our county to grow and want to insure good use of their tax dollars. I have been a multi business owner for over 12 years and I am skilled at balancing a budget."

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As of March 23, 2024, Chris Jukes did not have a website or any information online.

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Chris Jukes

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