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Brian Stover lives in Dallas, Georgia. He attended Paulding County High School. He volunteers with McKenna Farms and the Family Alliance of Paulding County. He lives with his wife, Rachel, and their three children. 

Brian previously served as a member of the Paulding County Board of Commissioners.

14th Congressional District Q&A: Brian Stover

As a Paulding County Commissioner, reduced the county tax rate to lower costs for residents and increased the county's fiscal reserves.

Supports fiscal responsibility and long-term financial planning.

Advocates for policies aimed at lowering costs for families.

Prioritizes increased access to affordable housing.

Emphasizes support for small businesses and the role of business owners in government.

- As a Paulding County Commissioner, reduced the county tax rate to lower costs for residents and increased the county's fiscal reserves.
- Supports fiscal responsibility and long-term financial planning.
- Advocates for policies aimed at lowering costs for families.
- Prioritizes increased access to affordable housing.
- Emphasizes support for small businesses and the role of business owners in government.

Economy

Supports law enforcement and efforts to reduce crime.

- Supports law enforcement and efforts to reduce crime.

Public Safety

Advocates for more affordable healthcare.

- Advocates for more affordable healthcare.

Healthcare

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Education

Energy & the Environment

Supports a reduction in undocumented immigration.

- Supports a reduction in undocumented immigration.

Foreign Policy and Immigration

Voting & Elections

Ethics & Conduct

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Brian C Stover

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