Kevin lives with his wife and two daughters. They attend Shadowbrook Church.

Kevin has an undergraduate degree from Purdue University and a law degree from Northwestern University. Kevin is a grocery store clerk and a stay-at-home dad. Previously, he worked as a law school entrance exam instructor.

Ballotpedia

Kevin Grindlay's campaign for State Senator is his first entry into politics.

Wants to eliminate electronic voting machines and use a simpler process that people can trust: hand-marked paper ballots.

Supports requiring stronger proof of identification for absentee voting.

Plans to remove invalid voters from the rolls.

- Wants to eliminate electronic voting machines and use a simpler process that people can trust: hand-marked paper ballots.
- Plans to end no-excuse absentee voting.
- Supports requiring stronger proof of identification for absentee voting.
- Wants to ban drop boxes.
- Plans to remove invalid voters from the rolls.

Voting & Elections

As of April 26, 2022, Kevin Grindlay’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Economy

Healthcare

Does not support school closures due to COVID.

Plans to remove "racial agendas" from the curriculum.

- Does not support mask mandates. 
- Does not support school closures due to COVID. 
- Supports school choice. 
- Plans to remove "racial agendas" from the curriculum.

Education

Public Safety

Kevin Grindlay

Shawn lives in Johns Creek with his family. They attend St. Brigid Catholic Church.

Shawn has an undergraduate degree from the University of Alabama. Shawn is President of Olympic Pool Plastering & Shotcrete, a pool construction company.

Shawn Still is Chairman of the Georgia Republican Party Finance Committee. His campaign for State Senator is his first entry into elected politics.

Plans to eliminate "unprotected, nighttime absentee ballot drop boxes."

Opposes electronic voting machines that do not fit " the public's confidence".

Supports requiring identification for all voters.

Supports making absentee ballots only available upon request, and proper notarization.

- Plans to eliminate "unprotected, nighttime absentee ballot drop boxes."
- Opposes electronic voting machines that do not fit " the public's confidence". 
- Supports requiring identification for all voters.
- Supports making absentee ballots only available upon request, and proper notarization.

Wants to eliminate the income tax in Georgia.

Supports immigration reform and job placement.

- Wants to eliminate the income tax in Georgia.
- Wants to help grow Georgia's workforce. 
- Supports Georgia's agriculture industry.
- Supports immigration reform and job placement.

Opposes the "Defund the Police movement."

Wants to support law enforcement through fair wages, mental health resources, and consistent policies/ regulations.

- Opposes the "Defund the Police movement." 
- Wants to support law enforcement through fair wages, mental health resources, and consistent policies/ regulations.

Plans to "stop the government from expanding Critical Race Theory" in K-12 education.

Wants to "bring back the vote on school choice and ensure that we get it passed".

- Plans to "stop the government from expanding Critical Race Theory" in K-12 education.
- Wants to "bring back the vote on school choice and ensure that we get it passed".

Says, "Insurance rates are skyrocketing and must be limited to not be able to increase in price greater than inflation and standard of living".

Wants TORT reform and to limit damages to healthcare providers.

- Says, "Insurance rates are skyrocketing and must be limited to not be able to increase in price greater than inflation and standard of living".
- Wants TORT reform and to limit damages to healthcare providers.

Shawn Still

- Your state senator represents the interests of your district in the Georgia State Senate.
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- State Senators are involved in approving some appointments by the Governor.
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- There are 56 Georgia senators, each representing a single district.
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