Leesa Hagan is originally from Lyons, Georgia. She earned a bachelor's degree in business administration from Georgia Southern University and volunteers at the Greater Vidalia Chamber. She lives with her husband and their two children in Lyons.

Before serving in the legislature, Leesa was a classroom teacher and built a successful small business. 

Leesa currently works as the owner of Hagan Consulting. She previously worked as an advancement coordinator for First Choice Women's Center.

Leesa is currently a state representative for Georgia's House District 156. 

Leesa currently serves as the state representative for the Georgia House of Representatives, representing District 156. She was first elected in 2021 and is serving her third term.

Supports expanding workforce opportunities, improving literacy rates, and cutting taxes to help Georgia families and businesses retain more of their earnings.

- Supports expanding workforce opportunities, improving literacy rates, and cutting taxes to help Georgia families and businesses retain more of their earnings.

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As of March 11, 2026, Leesa Hagan’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Supports lowering income tax rates for hard-working Georgia citizens.

- Supports lowering income tax rates for hard-working Georgia citizens.

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Supports law and order as essential for community prosperity, emphasizing the need for support, fair pay, and effective public policy for law enforcement and first responders.

Supports being tough on those who harm others and their property, opposes rioting and looting, and believes gang activity should not be tolerated.

- Supports law and order as essential for community prosperity, emphasizing the need for support, fair pay, and effective public policy for law enforcement and first responders.
- Supports being tough on those who harm others and their property, opposes rioting and looting, and believes gang activity should not be tolerated.

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Education

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Leesa Hagan

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