Denise Burns is from North Georgia. She has a bachelor's degree in hospitality and business management from Berry College. She and her husband have four adult children. Denise is a Christian.

Denise Burns is from North Georgia. She has a bachelor's degree in hospitality and business management from Berry College. She and her husband have four adult children

Denise is a small-farm homesteader and a homeschool mom. She previously worked in management roles with the Ritz-Carlton in downtown Atlanta and held national sales positions. She also served as chairman of the Georgia Republican Party's 14th Congressional District for four years.

Denise previously served as chair of the Georgia Republican Party's 14th Congressional District.

Supports reducing regulations for family farms.

Supports reducing government intervention in the economy, including cutting unnecessary regulations and protecting private property.

Supports "responsible budgeting, transparency, and respect for private property."

- Supports reducing regulations for family farms.
- Supports reducing government intervention in the economy, including cutting unnecessary regulations and protecting private property.
- Supports "responsible budgeting, transparency, and respect for private property."

Economy

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Energy & the Environment

Opposes "one-size-fits-all" government mandates in healthcare, supporting the rights of doctors, parents, and patients to make individual health decisions.

- Opposes abortion.
- Opposes "one-size-fits-all" government mandates in healthcare, supporting the rights of doctors, parents, and patients to make individual health decisions.

Healthcare

Voting & Elections

Public Safety

Supports parental control over their children's education.

- Supports parental control over their children's education.

Education

Denise Pierce Burns

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