Nakita is originally from Georgia. She has a bachelor's degree in real estate from Georgia State University and a bachelor's degree in finance from American Intercontinental University. She lives in Dacula with her spouse and four children.

Nakita is a farmer and runs a real estate business.

Nakita Hemingway ran for state representative for district 104 in 2020. She was not elected.

Plans to establish procurement and supply chain policies that focus on locally-grown food being sold to local Georgians.

Supports the legalization of cannabis products in Georgia as part of a "Farm Recovery Plan" designed to help Georgia farmers secure a new source of revenue.

- Plans to establish procurement and supply chain policies that focus on locally-grown food being sold to local Georgians.
- Supports the legalization of cannabis products in Georgia as part of a "Farm Recovery Plan" designed to help Georgia farmers secure a new source of revenue.

Economy

Wants to end trafficking of agricultural laborers.

Wants to use the office of Agriculture Commissioner to investigate human rights abuses on farms.

- Wants to end trafficking of agricultural laborers.
- Wants to use the office of Agriculture Commissioner to investigate human rights abuses on farms.

Workers' Rights

As of October 24, 2022, Nakita Hemingway’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Environment

Plans to develop and implement a statewide K-12 learning and skills program called "Every Child is a Farmer." A goal of this program is to provide quality education regarding food, nutrition, farming, and food safety.

- Plans to develop and implement a statewide K-12 learning and skills program called "Every Child is a Farmer." A goal of this program is to provide quality education regarding food, nutrition, farming, and food safety.

Education

Wants to convene an Emergency Task Force on Childhood Hunger with partner state agencies and nonprofit organizations, with the goal of ending childhood hunger in Georgia by 2025.

Wants to launch the Hunger Relief Georgia e-portal to support, coordinate and centralize food relief efforts and funding opportunities across the state.

- Wants to convene an Emergency Task Force on Childhood Hunger with partner state agencies and nonprofit organizations, with the goal of ending childhood hunger in Georgia by 2025.
- Wants to launch the Hunger Relief Georgia e-portal to support, coordinate and centralize food relief efforts and funding opportunities across the state.

Public Health

Nakita Hemingway

Information on David Raudabaugh's personal background is not available at this time.

Information on David Raudabaugh's professional background is not available at this time.

Information on David Raudabaugh's political background is not available at this time.

As of October 24, 2022, David Raudabaugh’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Wants to legalize marijuana by creating a plan with doctors, lawyers, business people, politicians, and people who are disadvantaged by marijuana being illegal.

- Wants to legalize marijuana by creating a plan with doctors, lawyers, business people, politicians, and people who are disadvantaged by marijuana being illegal.

David Raudabaugh

Tyler is originally from Ocilla, Georgia. He has an associate's degree from Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College and a bachelor's degree in agricultural engineering from the University of Georgia.

Tyler Harper is currently the state senator representing district 7. He was first elected in 2013 and has been in office for four terms.

Plans to prioritize new funding and support for farms and agribusiness.

Wants to expand the Georgia Grown program to increase consumption of Georgia agricultural products across the country.

Promises to get rid of trade deals with Mexico and China to "ensure truly free markets where Georgia's farmers are competitive on a global scale."

Said he "won't stand for the slow-moving federal bureaucracy that takes months to deliver relief" after natural disasters and plans to "fight to cut red tape."

- Plans to prioritize new funding and support for farms and agribusiness.
- Wants to expand the Georgia Grown program to increase consumption of Georgia agricultural products across the country. 
- Promises to get rid of trade deals with Mexico and China to "ensure truly free markets where Georgia's farmers are competitive on a global scale." 
- Said he "won't stand for the slow-moving federal bureaucracy that takes months to deliver relief" after natural disasters and plans to "fight to cut red tape."

Environmental Protection Agency

Opposes federal regulations such as the Waters of the United States Rule, which lets the Environmental Protection Agency provide environmental protections for waterways like wetlands throughout the country.

- Opposes federal regulations such as the Waters of the United States Rule, which lets the Environmental Protection Agency provide environmental protections for waterways like wetlands throughout the country.

As of October 24, 2022, Tyler Harper’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Plans to partner with schools and universities to make sure that agricultural education is available to all students who want to learn.

Wants to identify and focus on emerging agricultural technology and practices.

Promises to expand Georgia's broadband and high-speed internet to the most remote communities, like Bainbridge and Blue Ridge, by partnering with private companies.

- Plans to partner with schools and universities to make sure that agricultural education is available to all students who want to learn. 
- Wants to identify and focus on emerging agricultural technology and practices. 
- Promises to expand Georgia's broadband and high-speed internet to the most remote communities, like Bainbridge and Blue Ridge, by partnering with private companies.

Wants to make sure that Georgia's meat, produce and food supply "meets the highest quality and health standards."

- Wants to make sure that Georgia's meat, produce and food supply "meets the highest quality and health standards."
- Plans to strength safety protocols.

Tyler Harper

- The Agriculture Commissioner focuses on enforcing regulations that protect and promote agriculture in Georgia. 
- The Agriculture Commissioner enforces regulations dealing with food safety and food access. Their actions can affect the price and quality of food sold in grocery stores and restaurants across the state.
- The Agriculture Commissioner is elected to 4-year terms in statewide elections.