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."

Economy

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.

Environment

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

Workers' Rights

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.

Education

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.

Public Health

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.