Jill was raised in Southern California. She is married and has three adult children and three step-sons. She lives with her husband Craig in in the Shakerag subdivision in Johns Creek.

Jill earned a degree in psychology from Brenau Women’s College. Jill is the owner of Patriot Promotions, LLC, a business consultancy. She has also worked as the Controller of Gant Medical.

Jill was elected to the roles of Secretary and Vice Chairman of the Forsyth County GOP. She has not previously run for public office.

Supports northern Fulton County splitting into its own county, Milton County.

Wants to get rid of Dominion electronic voting machines.

Supports legislation for "Ballot Transparency".

- Supports northern Fulton County splitting into its own county, Milton County.
- Supports the Buckhead City Movement. 
- Supports term limits.
- Wants to get rid of Dominion electronic voting machines.
- Supports legislation for "Ballot Transparency".

Voting & Elections

Wants to provide resources for investment in the Johns Creek Town Center project.

Wants to support economically-sound policies for clean energy and environmental protection, including electric vehicles, nuclear power, and nuclear fusion. She said, "\[I know] that regardless of what you want to call it, our ocean reefs are dying at an alarming rate."

Said, "it will take decades to reduce the reliance on petroleum and we must have another economy to scale in its place."

- Wants to provide resources for investment in the Johns Creek Town Center project.
- Will vote to end the state income tax.
- Wants to support economically-sound policies for clean energy and environmental protection, including electric vehicles, nuclear power, and nuclear fusion. She said, "\[I know] that regardless of what you want to call it, our ocean reefs are dying at an alarming rate."
- Said, "it will take decades to reduce the reliance on petroleum and we must have another economy to scale in its place."

Economy

Wants to provide insurance coverage expansion for mental health services.

Supports improving quality of care and accountability for mental health providers that receive state and federal funds.

Supports repaying of student loans for students that attend GA schools to increase certified professionals.

Opposes Medicaid expansion, saying it will lead to massive spending, overcrowded hospitals, and increased insurance costs. She also said "If we are going to push back Medicaid expansion, then we MUST improve our State supported social services and healthcare systems."

Supports measures to protect HIPAA rights and patient privacy.

Supports Georgia's waiver programs for funding care for seniors.

- Wants to provide insurance coverage expansion for mental health services. 
- Supports improving quality of care and accountability for mental health providers that receive state and federal funds.
- Supports repaying of student loans for students that attend GA schools to increase certified professionals.
- Opposes vaccine mandates.
- Opposes Medicaid expansion, saying it will lead to massive spending, overcrowded hospitals, and increased insurance costs. She also said "If we are going to push back Medicaid expansion, then we MUST improve our State supported social services and healthcare systems."
- Supports measures to protect HIPAA rights and patient privacy.
- Supports Georgia's waiver programs for funding care for seniors.

Healthcare

Does not support reducing funding for police departments.

Supports training for first responders to better respond to those experiencing mental health crises. She said, "\[I will ensure] veterans with PTSD episodes and the mentally ill have their rights protected by those understanding of their conditions and are not thrown into the jail system, again and again."

Opposes "the unconstitutional incarceration of those who have been arrested for participation in the Jan. 6 uprising who have not had a timely trial."

Wants to enforce immigration laws and deport any immigrants found committing crimes.

- Does not support reducing funding for police departments.
- Supports training for first responders to better respond to those experiencing mental health crises. She said, "\[I will ensure] veterans with PTSD episodes and the mentally ill have their rights protected by those understanding of their conditions and are not thrown into the jail system, again and again."
- Opposes "the unconstitutional incarceration of those who have been arrested for participation in the Jan. 6 uprising who have not had a timely trial."
- Wants to enforce immigration laws and deport any immigrants found committing crimes.

Public Safety

Supports HB 888 which would limit discussion of race in schools and limit federal oversight of schools.

- Supports HB 888 which would limit discussion of race in schools and limit federal oversight of schools.
- Supports school choice.

Education

Jill Trammell

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