Ballotpedia: Beth Majeroni

Beth is a resident of Georgia who pursued studies in Education at the University of Georgia and holds a Master's degree in Reading Education from Old Dominion University, as well as a Master's degree in Pharmacy, specializing in Pharmacoeconomics, from the University of Florida. She is married to John and together they have two children and seven grandchildren. 

Beth is currently an independent consultant. She worked as Vice President of National Accounts and National Account Director at Walgreens. Beth is a member of the Chatham County Republican Party, where she serves as the Precinct Chairman of the 4-13C precinct. She is also a founding member and Chair of the Education Committee of Ladies on the Right. Additionally, she has been involved in establishing the Chatham County Chapters of No Left Turn in Education in 2022 and Freedom in Education in 2023.

Beth Majeroni's campaign for state senator is her first entry into politics. 

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The candidate's website says, "ELIMINATE STATE INCOME TAXES"

Will work to eliminate state income taxes.

- Will work to eliminate state income taxes.

Economy

As of March 19, 2024, Beth Majeroni’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Energy & the Environment

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- Opposes Transgender healthcare policies.

Healthcare

Term Limits, BETH MAJERONI PLEDGES TO SUPPORT CONGRESSIONAL TERM LIMITS

Said, "My dedication to election integrity has led me to become one of the only citizens to present a case in front of the Savannah Chatham County Grand Jury... It’s a testament to my unwavering commitment to ensuring our democratic processes are fair, transparent, and secure."

- Said, "My dedication to election integrity has led me to become one of the only citizens to present a case in front of the Savannah Chatham County Grand Jury... It’s a testament to my unwavering commitment to ensuring our democratic processes are fair, transparent, and secure."
- Supports congressional term limits.

Voting & Elections

- Supports stricter immigration policies.

Public Safety

Said, "I’ve dedicated my life to shaping a future where our children can thrive in a Constitutional Republic ... Whether standing up for literacy, challenging school library books, ... protecting parents’ rights, ... I’m here to make a difference."

The candidate's website says, "RESTORE PARENTAL RIGHTS IN EDUCATION"

Will "restore parental rights in education."

- Said, "I’ve dedicated my life to shaping a future where our children can thrive in a Constitutional Republic ... Whether standing up for literacy, challenging school library books, ... protecting parents’ rights, ... I’m here to make a difference."
- Will "restore parental rights in education."

Education

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Beth Majeroni

Beth is currently an independent consultant. She has served in various roles including as Vice President of National Accounts at Walgreens and National Account Director at Ipsen Pharmaceuticals. Beth is a member of the Chatham County Republican Party, where she serves as the Precinct Chairman of the 4-13C precinct. She is also a founding member and Chair of the Education Committee of Ladies on the Right. Additionally, she has been involved in establishing the Chatham County Chapters of No Left Turn in Education in 2022 and Freedom in Education in 2023.

Beth Majeroni is a resident of Georgia who pursued studies in Education at the University of Georgia and holds a Master's degree in Reading Education from Old Dominion University, as well as a Master's degree in Pharmacy, specializing in Pharmacoeconomics, from the University of Florida. She is married to John, a West Point graduate and former Army officer, and together they have two children and seven grandchildren. Specific details about the church she attends were not provided.

She has served in various roles including as Vice President of National Accounts at Walgreens and National Account Director at Ipsen Pharmaceuticals. She is currently an independent consultant. 

Beth Majeroni is a member of the Chatham County Republican Party, where she serves as the Precinct Chairman of the 4-13C precinct. She is also a founding member and Chair of the Education Committee of Ladies on the Right. Additionally, she has been involved in establishing the Chatham County Chapters of No Left Turn in Education in 2022 and Freedom in Education in 2023.

The candidate's website says, she will work to eliminate state income taxes.

- The candidate's website says, she will work to eliminate state income taxes.

Georgia House Bill 206

Opposed House Bill 206, which sought to create "Commercial Property Assessed Conservation, Energy, and Resiliency Development Authorities."

- Opposed House Bill 206, which sought to create "Commercial Property Assessed Conservation, Energy, and Resiliency Development Authorities."

BETH MAJERONI PLEDGES TO SUPPORT CONGRESSIONAL TERM LIMITS

The candidate's website says, she will "restore parental rights in education."

- Said, "I’ve dedicated my life to shaping a future where our children can thrive in a Constitutional Republic ... Whether standing up for literacy, challenging school library books, ... protecting parents’ rights, ... I’m here to make a difference."
- The candidate's website says, she will "restore parental rights in education."

- Said, "I’ve dedicated my life to shaping a future where our children can thrive in a Constitutional Republic ... Whether standing up for literacy, challenging school library books, ... protecting parents’ rights, ... I’m here to make a difference."

Beth Majeroni has a Master's degree in Reading Education from Old Dominion University and a Master's degree in Pharmacy, specializing in Pharmacoeconomics, from the University of Florida. She has served in various roles applying her skills as a state-certified mediator in Virginia. Her professional experience includes positions on local committees and as a Precinct Chairman of the Chatham County Republican Party.

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