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TJ is from the City of Soperton, Georgia, which is located in Treutlen County. He attended Treutlen High School. He has a bachelor's degree in Criminal Justice/Law Enforcement Administration from Middle Georgia State University. TJ lives in Soperton, Georgia.

TJ was the Treutlen County Probate Judge and Magistrate Judge. As the Probate and Magistrate Judge, TJ oversaw wills and estates as well as misdemeanor cases such as traffic violations. He previously worked as a Deputy Sherriff for Treutlen County Sherriff's Department.

TJ Hudson was the Probate Judge, Magistrate Judge, and Election Superintendent for Treutlen County. He held these offices from 2005 to when he announced he would be running for Secretary of State.

As of April 1, 2022, TJ Hudson’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Voter Registration

Wants to improve election day preparedness to better support elections workers, volunteers, and election superintendents.

Wants to "fix mail-in ballot problems and violations," "push back on attacks on our election integrity," and "mitigate Dominion Voting Machine security risks."

- Wants to improve election day preparedness to better support elections workers, volunteers, and election superintendents.
- Supports requiring a proper ID to vote.
- Wants to "fix mail-in ballot problems and violations," "push back on attacks on our election integrity," and "mitigate Dominion Voting Machine security risks."

Election Oversight

Small Businesses

TJ Hudson

- The Secretary of State runs many important administrative functions for Georgia, including overseeing elections, professional licensing, and business filings. 
- When it comes to elections, the Secretary of State is in charge of supervising and monitoring elections, managing the voter registration process, and preparing ballots.
- The Secretary of State is in charge of registering new businesses so they can legally begin operations. They are also in charge of renewing business licenses and permits.
- In addition to these responsibilities, the Secretary of State also manages and preserves public records, provides educational programs about the capitol, and oversees Georgia’s securities’ market.
- The Secretary of State is elected to 4 year terms by statewide election.