Elvis Casely is the son of immigrants. He is married and has a one-year-old son. He is a Christian.

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Elvis Casely originally for Miami, Florida. He earned his associate's in business from Broward College. He lives with his wife, Alondra, and their child in Kennesaw, Georgia. 

Professionally, Elvis has spent over 10 years in sales and marketing, including door-to-door work and marketing for law firms.

Elvis currently works as an influencer. He previously worked as the co-owner of Mobile Car Care Express, the founder of Elvis Casely Inspires, and a sales representative at Infinity Sales Group, LLC. 

Elvis's campaign for Georgia House District 35 is his first time running for public office.

Wants to make gym memberships, fitness classes, and exercise programs tax-deductible.

Wants to change assistance programs that reduce or eliminate benefits when couples get married.

Opposes subscription fees for basic product functions.

Prioritizes the elimination of income tax.

Supports the elimination of the property tax.

- Wants to make gym memberships, fitness classes, and exercise programs tax-deductible.
- Wants to change assistance programs that reduce or eliminate benefits when couples get married.
- Opposes subscription fees for basic product functions.
- Prioritizes the elimination of income tax.
- Supports the elimination of the property tax.

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As of March 11, 2026, Elvis Julian Casely’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Advocates for the "death penalty for pedophiles."

- Advocates for the "death penalty for pedophiles."

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Supports accessible school curriculum for parents, providing content options, and fostering school-parent communication.

- Supports accessible school curriculum for parents, providing content options, and fostering school-parent communication.

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Elvis Julian Casely

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