Andy is currently retired. He previously worked as a builder, property developer, and independent contractor.

Andy Soha's campaign for State Senator of District 32 is his first entry into politics.

Supports the removal of Dominion machines in elections.

Says, "We need to stop the fraud and corruption in Georgia elections and allow for forensic audits".

- Supports the removal of Dominion machines in elections. 
- Says, "We need to stop the fraud and corruption in Georgia elections and allow for forensic audits".
- Wants to protect the 1st Amendment.

Voting & Elections

Economy

Supports pro-life policies and opposes Roe v Wade.

- Supports pro-life policies and opposes Roe v Wade.
- Opposes all vaccine and mask mandates.
- Opposes HB Mental Health bill.

Healthcare

Wants to create legislation to stop human and sex trafficking in Georgia.

Opposes "the distribution of illegal drugs and spread of gangs in our communities."

Opposes illegal immigrants in Georgia. Wants to create increased ICE funding and extensive border security.

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

- Wants to create legislation to stop human and sex trafficking in Georgia. 
- Opposes "the distribution of illegal drugs and spread of gangs in our communities." 
- Opposes illegal immigrants in Georgia. Wants to create increased ICE funding and extensive border security. 
- Supports the 2nd Amendment and the right to bear arms.

Public Safety

Opposes Critical Race Theory and Social-Emotional Learning in schools.

Supports parent choice and parental rights.

- Opposes Critical Race Theory and Social-Emotional Learning in schools.
- Supports parent choice and parental rights.

Education

Andy Soha

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Kay has a bachelor's degree from the University of Kentucky and an M.D. from the University of Louisville. She lives with her husband. They attend East Cobb United Methodist Church.

Kay has been an orthopaedic hand surgeon for over 30 years. Previously, she was the President of Resurgens Orthopaedics.

Kay Kirkpatrick is the current State Senator representing District 32. She was first elected in 2016 and has served two terms. She is Chairwoman of the Veterans, Military, and Homeland Security Committee.

As Senator, she authored and sponsored health-related bills, "including: surprise billing, transparency for consumers, emergency prescriptions, and access to care across state lines including telemedicine."

As Senator, she also sponsored legislation to improve Georgia’s statistics on maternal mortality.

Supports adding vaping to the current tobacco tax structure, and raising the age for tobacco to 21.

Supports services for seniors and those with mental health issues and disabilities.

- As Senator, she authored and sponsored health-related bills, "including: surprise billing, transparency for consumers, emergency prescriptions, and access to care across state lines including telemedicine."
- As Senator, she also sponsored legislation to improve Georgia’s statistics on maternal mortality.
- Supports adding vaping to the current tobacco tax structure, and raising the age for tobacco to 21. 
- Supports services for seniors and those with mental health issues and disabilities.

Says, "I supported SB 202 which strengthened our law in many ways, especially requiring an objective voter ID method".

Says, "The redistricting process is complicated and confusing for voters, especially this year with the new districts in place for the primary and general elections. The maps are fair and meet all the guidelines required"

- Says, "I supported SB 202 which strengthened our law in many ways, especially requiring an objective voter ID method". 
- Says, "The redistricting process is complicated and confusing for voters, especially this year with the new districts in place for the primary and general elections. The maps are fair and meet all the guidelines required"

Says, "Dual enrollment and our technical college system are key tools to achieve success in this area".

Says, "Our taxes should continue to decrease to put more money in the pockets of consumers, so that they can make the decisions about how to spend their money".

- Says, "Dual enrollment and our technical college system are key tools to achieve success in this area".
- Says, "Our taxes should continue to decrease to put more money in the pockets of consumers, so that they can make the decisions about how to spend their money".

Supports veterans, military, and homeland security. Wants to help make Georiga "the most veteran-friendly state".

Supports victims of domestic violence and wants to prevent dual arrests.

Supported legislation on hate crimes and protections for first responders.

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

Says, "Safety is one of the highest priorities for every citizen no matter where they live in the state".

- Supports veterans, military, and homeland security. Wants to help make Georiga "the most veteran-friendly state". 
- Supports victims of domestic violence and wants to prevent dual arrests.
- Supported legislation on hate crimes and protections for first responders. 
- Supports the 2nd amendment and the right to bear arms.
- Says, "Safety is one of the highest priorities for every citizen no matter where they live in the state".

Says, "Students have di fferent needs and I support options that give everyone the best fit for their situation, with accountability and transparency no matter which option they choose"

As Senator, she advocated for a new Veterans Education Career Transition in Cobb County.

As Senator, she supported legislation to decrease standardized testing and to add due process to teacher evaluations.

- Says, "Students have di fferent needs and I support options that give everyone the best fit for their situation, with accountability and transparency no matter which option they choose" 
- As Senator, she advocated for a new Veterans Education Career Transition in Cobb County. 
- As Senator, she supported legislation to decrease standardized testing and to add due process to teacher evaluations.

Kay Kirkpatrick

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