Chris Duncan Wasserman II has a bachelor's degree in business from Georgia Tech. He is married and has children. 

Chris currently works as a chief executive officer (CEO) of Wasserman Talent Solutions.

Seeks to use savings to improve public safety and fix aging infrastructure.

- Seeks to use savings to improve public safety and fix aging infrastructure.

Economy

Seeks to restore communication with residents and improve county technology to make public information more accessible and easier to use.

- Seeks to restore communication with residents and improve county technology to make public information more accessible and easier to use.

Public Services

As of March 11, 2026, Chris Duncan Wasserman II’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Housing & Urban Development

Public Safety

Transportation & Infrastructure

Energy & the Environment

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Chris Duncan Wasserman II

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Joann Kannan Birrell is married. She attends the Catholic Church of St. Ann in Marietta and serves as an extraordinary minister.

Joann currently serves as a county commissioner. She is serving her fourth term. 

Supports economic development and fiscal responsibility.

Supports controlling spending and "[cutting] waste" from the county budget.

Initiated the Keep It in Cobb program to encourage residents, businesses, and government to spend locally.

- Supports economic development and fiscal responsibility.
- Opposes increasing millage rates.
- Opposes tax increases.
- Supports controlling spending and "[cutting] waste" from the county budget.
- Initiated the Keep It in Cobb program to encourage residents, businesses, and government to spend locally.

As of March 11, 2026, Joann Kannan Birrell’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Prioritizes public safety and supports veterans.

Championed Step and Grade to provide salary equity and clarity for sworn personnel.

Completed Cobb Police Precinct 6, secured the Animal Services K-9 Annex, replaced retiring Cobb Police K-9 units, and delivered a new training facility for Cobb Fire.

Worked with the Cobb Veterans Memorial Foundation to raise funding and awareness for a permanent memorial honoring Cobb County veterans.

- Prioritizes public safety and supports veterans.
- Championed Step and Grade to provide salary equity and clarity for sworn personnel.
- Completed Cobb Police Precinct 6, secured the Animal Services K-9 Annex, replaced retiring Cobb Police K-9 units, and delivered a new training facility for Cobb Fire.
- Worked with the Cobb Veterans Memorial Foundation to raise funding and awareness for a permanent memorial honoring Cobb County veterans.

Supports eliminating the water transfer fee.

- Supports eliminating the water transfer fee.

Joann Kannan Birrell

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- County Commissioners oversee the administrative duties of your county’s government to ensure the safety, comfort, and well-being of county residents.
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Cobb County Commissioner, District 3, Republican Primary

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