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Takosha Misheal Swan has a bachelor's degree in business management and a master's in business administration. 

Takosha's campaign for Lieutenant Governor in the State of Georgia is her first run for public office. 

Takosha is currently a Georgia Public Officer as an Executive Board Member of the Georgia Department of Veterans Service. She previously served in the U.S. Army and the Georgia National Guard. 

Supports elimination property taxes for residents in Georgia.

Wants to expand trade and skill programs in Georgia schools to support small business development.

- Supports elimination property taxes for residents in Georgia.
- Wants to expand trade and skill programs in Georgia schools to support small business development.

Economy

Supports parental involvement in children's education and school safety decisions.

- Supports parental involvement in children's education and school safety decisions.

Education

As of March 11, 2026, Takosha Misheal Swan’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Healthcare

Believes in strong law enforcement to protect schools and communities.

Public Safety

Energy & the Environment

Plans to create a Citizens Council so that "Georgians have a direct voice in shaping legislation, in the Capitol and at the voting polls."

- Plans to create a Citizens Council so that "Georgians have a direct voice in shaping legislation, in the Capitol and at the voting polls."

Voting & Elections

Foreign Policy and Immigration

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Takosha Misheal Swan

- The Lieutenant Governor (Lt. Governor for short) is similar to the Vice President of the United States. If the Governor is incapacitated for any reason, the Lt. Governor takes over their powers until the Governor recovers or the term ends.
- The Lt. Governor influences which new laws get passed by using their role as the President of the State Senate. They work with advocates to introduce legislation and assist in the selection of which bills go up for debate.
- The Lt. Governor oversees debate in the State Senate, guiding the discussion of legislation and casting tie-breaking votes when necessary. 
- The Lieutenant Governor is elected every four years in midterm election years (e.g. 2022, 2026, 2030). Unlike the Governor, the Lt. Governor is not subject to term limits and can run an unlimited number of times.

The second highest elected official in the state and President of the State Senate