Ben attended the University of Michigan for degrees in Computer Science and Business and played on the football team. Ben and his family attend First Baptist Church of Woodstock. He has lived throughout District 32.

Ben has a background in IT project management. He also worked as a Home Depot toilet salesman.

Ben Paul Fremer's campaign for state senator is his first entry into politics.

Candidate website

The candidate's website says, "The estimated ~$2,000-$4,000/year in savings for each taxpayer (averaged) comes from educational system modernization ... and powerful state-level illegal immigration deterrence. ... Tax savings/value creation by government technology modernization is his forte."

The candidate's website says, "Ben has founded multiple businesses in Georgia... helps GA to be the #1 state to do business in... Ben also intends for GA to be #1 for workers & families by reducing huge unemployment benefit wait times."

The candidate's website says, "And here that Kay voted to increase taxes and burdensome regulation (on rideshares) – https://thefreedomindex.org/ga/vote/967668/"

The candidate's website says, "By cutting redundant government expenses ... and regulations and deterring illegal immigration with stronger state-level E-Verify + facial recognition, Ben intends to drastically reduce taxes, improve wages, ... & thereby reduce inflation."

Supports deterring undocumented immigration by expanding state-level E-Verify for driver's licenses, renting, employment and contracting, and facial recognition technology to reduce government costs and state taxes. 

Supports reducing wait times for unemployment benefits.

- The candidate's website says, "The estimated ~$2,000-$4,000/year in savings for each taxpayer (averaged) comes from educational system modernization ... and powerful state-level illegal immigration deterrence. ... Tax savings/value creation by government technology modernization is his forte."
- The candidate's website says, "Ben has founded multiple businesses in Georgia... helps GA to be the #1 state to do business in... Ben also intends for GA to be #1 for workers & families by reducing huge unemployment benefit wait times."
- The candidate's website says, "And here that Kay voted to increase taxes and burdensome regulation (on rideshares) – https://thefreedomindex.org/ga/vote/967668/"
- The candidate's website says, "By cutting redundant government expenses ... and regulations and deterring illegal immigration with stronger state-level E-Verify + facial recognition, Ben intends to drastically reduce taxes, improve wages, ... & thereby reduce inflation."
- Supports deterring undocumented immigration by expanding state-level E-Verify for driver's licenses, renting, employment and contracting, and facial recognition technology to reduce government costs and state taxes. 
- Supports reducing wait times for unemployment benefits.

Economy

As of March 19, 2024, Ben Paul Fremer’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Energy & the Environment

The candidate's website says, "Ben watched as his special needs daughter continued to be extremely severely mistreated by the government... as he tried to get standard-of-care prescribed help for her as her ability to talk faded, and the people who were supposed to care and help, time and again, did not..."

The candidate's website says, "Kay has also regularly raised hundreds of thousands of dollars each cycle, largely from corporations like Pfizer & Astrazeneca, and is that really what you want in a COVID mask-mandate / vaccine-mandate world?..."

The candidate's website says, "Georgia lags the country on allowing Nurse Practitioners to prescribe and operate clinics, significantly increasing medical expenses in Georgia. If you don't stand up for the people over the special interest doctor donors, you're failing Georgia."

Supports allowing Nurse Practitioners to prescribe and operate clinics, to reduce medical expenses. 

The candidate's website says, "On the heartbeat bill — “Kirkpatrick, a physician, missed the vote on the heartbeat bill because she was attending a funeral, but told the MDJ at the time she would’ve voted against it.”"

- Supports allowing Nurse Practitioners to prescribe and operate clinics, to reduce medical expenses. 
- Opposes abortion.

Healthcare

The candidate's website says, "Ben is fully self-funding his grassroots campaign and is accountable to the voters and God - not big donors."

The candidate's website says, "As a self-funded people's candidate, Ben is not going to sell out his vote for the interests of corporations over those of Georgians. Ben intends to modernize the GA Congress schedule, too, so more can participate and run."

The candidate's website says, "Ben supports legislation to save Trump and others (including Democrats) from political persecutions. Ben also runs a local governments watchdog & voter guides organization to help achieve local justice for all, Democrats & Republicans, the poor and powerful, alike."

According to his website, supports "legislation to save Trump and others (including Democrats) from political persecutions." 

The candidate's website says, "Ben supports human-readable paper ballots being hand-counted at each precinct to help improve trust in our elections and reduce divisions in our state & country."

Supports paper ballots being hand-counted at each precinct to help improve trust in elections.

- According to his website, supports "legislation to save Trump and others (including Democrats) from political persecutions." 
- Supports paper ballots being hand-counted at each precinct to help improve trust in elections.

Voting & Elections

The candidate's website says, "On Religious Freedom & Gun Control — “The two agree on some issues, such as opposing “religious freedom” legislation and the new “campus carry” gun law.”"

The candidate's website says, "If someone is an adultery victim and/or a felony victim, it shouldn't cost $100,000 for their children to not essentially lose their good parent. Depriving justice shouldn't be a way to profit."

Supports divorce reform and said, "If someone is an adultery or felony victim, it shouldn't cost $100,000 for their children to [keep] their good parent."

Supports legislation to allow those with religious objections to the LGBTQ+ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer) community to refuse services without government punishment.

- Supports divorce reform and said, "If someone is an adultery or felony victim, it shouldn't cost $100,000 for their children to [keep] their good parent."
- Opposes gun control.
- Supports legislation to allow those with religious objections to the LGBTQ+ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer) community to refuse services without government punishment.

Public Safety

The candidate's website says, "Ben stands against indoctrinating children with racially divisive and perverse teaching, and men in girls sports."

Opposes "indoctrinating children with racially divisive and perverse teaching, and men in girls sports."

Proposes cutting government spending on college professor costs by switching to online recorded lectures.

- Opposes "indoctrinating children with racially divisive and perverse teaching, and men in girls sports."
- Proposes cutting government spending on college professor costs by switching to online recorded lectures.

Education

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Ben Paul Fremer

This is Ben Paul Fremer's first entry into politics.

According to the candidate's website, opposes "indoctrinating children with racially divisive and perverse teaching, and men in girls sports."

- According to the candidate's website, opposes "indoctrinating children with racially divisive and perverse teaching, and men in girls sports."
- Proposes cutting government spending on college professor costs by switching to online recorded lectures.

Ben Paul Fremer has lived throughout District 32, including areas near KSU and the Towne Center Mall in Cobb, as well as near 575 and Towne Lake in Cherokee. He attended public schools and was an Ivy League recruit. Ben and his family attend First Baptist Church of Woodstock. 

Ben Paul Fremer has worked his way up from a position as a Home Depot toilet salesman to becoming a one percenter. He has a background in IT project management, following in the footsteps of his parent. His professional experience includes being a founder of a local governments watchdog, community surveys & voter guides organization.

As of April 11, 2024, Ben Paul Fremer’s website did not contain information on this issue.

The candidate's website says, "~$100,000 via ~$2,000-$4,000 per Year in Tax Savings + Cost Savings Platform Average to Each GA Taxpayer via State-Level E-Verify & Technological Modernization of Universities..."

- Supports paper ballots being hand-counted at each precinct to help improve trust in elections.

Ben Paul Fremer has lived throughout District 32, including areas near KSU and the Towne Center Mall in Cobb, as well as near 575 and Towne Lake in Cherokee. He attended public schools and was an Ivy League recruit. Ben and his family regularly attend First Baptist Church of Woodstock. Details about his family are not explicitly provided.

As of April 2, 2024, Ben Paul Fremer’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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