Chuck attended the University of Georgia and graduated with a degree in management. He is currently a director at Ryan, a consulting firm. He has worked there for fifteen years.

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Charles Martin is currently State Representative for District 49. He was elected in 2002 and has served nine terms. He previously served as Mayor of Alpharetta and Alpharetta City Council member.

As a Representative, he voted in favor of SB 202.

- As a Representative, he voted in favor of SB 202.

Voting & Elections

As State Representative, Chuck introduced and passed laws to lower Fulton County property taxes.

Wants to see cost-effective transportation to help relieve congestion and traffic.

- As State Representative, Chuck introduced and passed laws to lower Fulton County property taxes. 
- Wants to see cost-effective transportation to help relieve congestion and traffic.

Economy

As State Representative, Chuck worked on legislation to “cut down on ‘surprise medical billing’, expanded Medicaid for new mothers up to 6 months, and brought greater transparency to the healthcare process.”

- As State Representative, Chuck worked on legislation to “cut down on ‘surprise medical billing’, expanded Medicaid for new mothers up to 6 months, and brought greater transparency to the healthcare process.”

Healthcare

As State Representative, advocated for school security grants of $30,000 for every Georgia school.

Voted to secure over $100 million in funding to fight COVID-19.

- As State Representative, advocated for school security grants of $30,000 for every Georgia school.
- Voted to secure over $100 million in funding to fight COVID-19.

Public Safety

Supports providing a safe and supportive environment for all students.

As Chairman of the House Higher Education Committee, Chuck supports strengthening the HOPE and Zell Miller Scholarships.

- Supports providing a safe and supportive environment for all students.
- As Chairman of the House Higher Education Committee, Chuck supports strengthening the HOPE and Zell Miller Scholarships.

Education

Chuck Martin

Michael is originally from Connecticut. He lives in Roswell with his fiancé, Cindy, Georgia.

Michael attended the University of Rhode Island, graduating with a degree in mathematics and computer science. Michael also received his master's degree in mathematics. Michael is a retired software engineer.

Michael Gordon’s campaign for State Representative for District 49 is his first entry into politics.

Wants to see election integrity through new legislation.

- Wants to see election integrity through new legislation.

Wants to see responsible taxing and spending policies in the state government to fight inflation.

- Wants to see responsible taxing and spending policies in the state government to fight inflation.

Wants “medical freedom” in the state of Georgia.

- Supports pro-life policies.
- Wants “medical freedom” in the state of Georgia.

Supports the funding of local law enforcement to come from tax revenues raised by “the given locale, and not by any federal government entity”.

Supports the 2nd amendment and the right to bear arms.

- Supports the funding of local law enforcement to come from tax revenues raised by “the given locale, and not by any federal government entity”. 
- Supports the 2nd amendment and the right to bear arms.

Supports educational freedom. This includes allowing individual schools and parents to decide what to teach in the classroom.

- Supports educational freedom. This includes allowing individual schools and parents to decide what to teach in the classroom.

Michael Gordon

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