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Marcus is from Troy, Alabama. He is a veteran of the US army and was honorably discharged after 20 years.

Marcus is a retired veteran of the Army. After the military, he was a military contractor with the Department of Defense and the State Department. Marcus held a secret-level security clearance and therefore cannot provide too many details on his military service.

Marcus Flowers' campaign for Georgia's 14th Congressional District is his first entry into politics.

Does not view COVID-19 as a political issue.

Supports Roe vs Wade and the right of women to choose.

Opposes efforts from the Georgia Governor to not expand Medicaid coverage and not using federal funds for healthcare.

Supports expanding resources for both telehealth and rural healthcare coverage.

- Does not view COVID-19 as a political issue. 
- Supports Roe vs Wade and the right of women to choose. 
- Supports Medicaid expansion in Georgia. 
- Opposes efforts from the Georgia Governor to not expand Medicaid coverage and not using federal funds for healthcare. 
- Supports expanding resources for both telehealth and rural healthcare coverage.

Healthcare

As of June 2, 2025, Marcus Flowers’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Immigration

Foreign Policy and Immigration

Views the environment issue to be interconnected to immigration. As climate change rapidly becomes a national security threat, he believes there will be a rise in migrants coming to the US.

Supports efforts to protect the environment.

- Views the environment issue to be interconnected to immigration. As climate change rapidly becomes a national security threat, he believes there will be a rise in migrants coming to the US. 
- Supports efforts to protect the environment.

Environment

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Supports bringing infrastructure investments to the district, including broadband to attract large or small businesses to the community.

Promises to work with the Small Businesses Administration (SBA) to attract business to the district and create jobs.

Promises to work with labor unions, the SBA, and leaders to bring work to the district, and keep Georgians in their jobs.

Supports providing workers with a living wage, providing affordable childcare, and increasing childcare facilities as a means to keep Georgians in work.

Supports efforts to invest in the "care economy." This means job creation that serves the retired and aging communities that exist in Georgia.

Supports bringing clean and environmentally friendly manufacturing jobs to Georgia.

- Supports bringing infrastructure investments to the district, including broadband to attract large or small businesses to the community. 
- Promises to work with the Small Businesses Administration (SBA) to attract business to the district and create jobs. 
- Promises to work with labor unions, the SBA, and leaders to bring work to the district, and keep Georgians in their jobs. 
- Supports providing workers with a living wage, providing affordable childcare, and increasing childcare facilities as a means to keep Georgians in work. 
- Supports efforts to invest in the "care economy." This means job creation that serves the retired and aging communities that exist in Georgia.
- Supports bringing clean and environmentally friendly manufacturing jobs to Georgia.

Economy

Marcus Flowers

Twitter

Holly grew up as the daughter of a Veteran and therefore moved around all over Georgia. After retiring from the military, they moved to Northwest Georgia. She lives with her husband and her children in Ringgold, Georgia.

LinkedIn

Holly is the Owner of the McCormack Agency. She has been self employed at the McCormack Agency for the last 11 years.  She is also the founder of Holly McCormack Music. She previously worked at Aflac and Gordon Biersch.

Holly McCormack's campaign for Georgia's 14th Congressional District is her first entry into politics.

Believes that two thirds of the district is a childcare desert and promises to increase affordable childcare.

Wants to increase resources for veterans' healthcare, especially in rural Georgia or in the district, as some veterans travel to Tennessee to receive healthcare.

Encourages everyone to get vaccinated and opposes COVID-19 disinformation tactics.

Supports reproductive rights as a women's choice.

Supports Medicaid expansion, but Congress must still promote affordable healthcare, as many Georgians did not have access to the Affordable Care Act or medicaid expansion.

- Believes that two thirds of the district is a childcare desert and promises to increase affordable childcare. 
- Wants to increase resources for veterans' healthcare, especially in rural Georgia or in the district, as some veterans travel to Tennessee to receive healthcare. 
- Encourages everyone to get vaccinated and opposes COVID-19 disinformation tactics. 
- Supports reproductive rights as a women's choice. 
- Supports Medicaid expansion, but Congress must still promote affordable healthcare, as many Georgians did not have access to the Affordable Care Act or medicaid expansion.

As of June 2, 2025, Holly McCormack did not have a website or any information online.

Supports investments in resilient climate infrastructure and believes in the threat of climate change.

Supports increasing the number of storm warning systems in the district.

Supports Build Back Better for its rural development and creation of green jobs.

- Supports investments in resilient climate infrastructure and believes in the threat of climate change. 
- Supports increasing the number of storm warning systems in the district. 
- Supports Build Back Better for its rural development and creation of green jobs.

Supports increasing affordable internet in rural communities to help small businesses compete online.

Supports a living wage and affordable health insurance to get mothers and women back in to the workforce.

- Supports increasing affordable internet in rural communities to help small businesses compete online. 
- Supports a living wage and affordable health insurance to get mothers and women back in to the workforce.

Holly McCormack

Wendy is from North Georgia. She has a bachelor of arts in political science from Berry College. She lives in Rome, Georgia.

Wendy is a National Board Member. She has worked at the Democratic Municipal Officials for over 5 years. She previously worked at VocalFi, the Democratic National Committee as a Member representing Georgia, the David Poythress for Governor of Georgia, the 21st Century Democrats, and for Bill Richardson's President campaign.

Wendy Davis was elected as a City Commissioner to the City of Rome. She was elected in November 2013, and served two terms between 2014 and 2021. Now she is running for Georgia's 14th Congressional District.

Says "our health care system has been strained and broken in too many places".

- Says "our health care system has been strained and broken in too many places".

As of April 22, 2022, Wendy Davis’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Says she believes in "helping our small businesses get back on track to prosperity" and "lifting up our kids as they overcome the gaps in their education".

Wants to help provide "family-sustaining wages".

- Says she believes in "helping our small businesses get back on track to prosperity" and "lifting up our kids as they overcome the gaps in their education".
- Wants to help provide "family-sustaining wages".

Wendy Davis

- Your US Representative represents the interests of your district in the US House of Representatives, the lower house of Congress. Georgia currently has 14 US Representatives.
- US Representatives can author, sponsor, debate, and vote on bills that become national law.
- Representatives may serve on congressional committees. Committees focus on certain policy areas, such as transportation, education, or labor. They may also run for higher positions within their party, such as the Speaker of the House or Majority/Minority Leader.
- Representatives are elected to two-year terms. To hold this office, a candidate must be a legal resident of Georgia and a US citizen for at least seven years before their election. US Representatives are paid a salary of $174,000/year.