Bonnie attended University of Georgia, graduating with a degree in political science. Bonnie also received her law degree from Georgia State University. She lives with her husband, Randy, and two children in Suwanee. They attend Gwinnett Church.

Bonnie is currently an attorney at Bonnie Rich Law, LLC.

Bonnie Rich is currently State Representative for District 97. She was elected in 2019 and has served two terms.

As of April 29, 2022, Bonnie Rich’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Voting & Elections

Opposes tax increases and is a co-sponsor of HB 1302, a tax refund bill.

- Opposes tax increases and is a co-sponsor of HB 1302, a tax refund bill.

Economy

As State Representative, Bonnie sponsored SB 477, legislation to protect victims of domestic abuse, and SB 435, to help bring justice to human trafficking survivors.

- Supports pro-life policies. 
- As State Representative, Bonnie sponsored SB 477, legislation to protect victims of domestic abuse, and SB 435, to help bring justice to human trafficking survivors.

Healthcare

Public Safety

Supports school choice and scholarships for special needs students.

- Supports school choice and scholarships for special needs students.
- Opposes mask mandates in schools.

Education

Bonnie Rich

David is from Suwanee, Georgia. He attended Georgia Gwinnett College. He and his wife Courtney, live with their daughter, Madison, in Sugar Hill.

David is a small business owner and combat Veteran.

David Clark is currently State Representative for District 100. He was first elected in 2015. David was chairman of the Welfare Fraud study committee and chairman of the Interstate Cooperation Committee.

Says, "We deserve honest, open and transparent government".

- Says, "We deserve honest, open and transparent government".

Opposes “high taxes that slow down economic growth”.

- Opposes “high taxes that slow down economic growth”.

Opposes Obamacare and believes that the federal government “should not control our healthcare system”.

Says, “I will always work to protect patients with pre-existing conditions”.

- Supports pro-life policies. 
- Opposes Obamacare and believes that the federal government “should not control our healthcare system”. 
- Says, “I will always work to protect patients with pre-existing conditions”.

- Supports the 2nd amendment.
- Supports law enforcement.

Says, “I am steadfast in my support of school choice”.

Says, “teachers are key to an effective education, and, as such, deserve the proper funding to support their undertaking”.

- Says, “I am steadfast in my support of school choice”. 
- Says, “teachers are key to an effective education, and, as such, deserve the proper funding to support their undertaking”.

David Clark

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