Dalton Daily Citizen, Tarvin seeks reelection on tax cuts, pro-life record

VoteSmart, Steve Tarvin's Biography

Tarvin was born, raised and lives in Chickamauga. He attended Gordon Lee High School. He attends Oakwood Baptist Church and is a member of Habitat for Humanity. 

Ballotpedia, Steve Tarvin

Tarvin has been the President and CEO of Crystal Springs, a textile mill in Chickamauga, Georgia

Tarvin has been representing District 2 since 2014. Tarvin served on the Chickamauga Board of Education and the Chickamauga City Council, although it is unclear when or for how long.

Tarvin supports cutting the income tax in Georgia, saying that legislation cutting the top income tax rate from 6% to 5.75% is something he is most proud of.

Supports stopping all civil asset forfeiture.

Aims to make sure pension funds and retirement plans are unaffected by a decline in the stock market.

- Tarvin supports cutting the income tax in Georgia, saying that legislation cutting the top income tax rate from 6% to 5.75% is something he is most proud of.
- Supports stopping all civil asset forfeiture.
- Aims to make sure pension funds and retirement plans are unaffected by a decline in the stock market.

Economy

As of March 19, 2024, Steve Tarvin did not have a website or any information online.

Energy & the Environment

Tarvin says he is "very proud we were able to pass the ‘Heartbeat Bill,’ protecting unborn infants”.

- Tarvin says he is "very proud we were able to pass the ‘Heartbeat Bill,’ protecting unborn infants”.

Healthcare

Voting & Elections

Would like to regulate police ability to use no-knock warrants

- Would like to regulate police ability to use no-knock warrants

Public Safety

Education

Steve Tarvin

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