My military service was one of the great honors of my life. I am deeply proud to have defended our country alongside so many who sacrificed greatly. That calling began with my mothers own service, which inspired me to follow in her footsteps, and I hope my example will one day inspire my children as well. Today, that spirit of service continues at home, where I work with my mother and my wife in our family-run law firm, protecting the same freedoms I once defended abroad, now for the people in our own community.

Tony Kozycki graduated from the United States Naval Academy in 2008. He earned his Juris Doctor, summa cum laude, from Georgia State University College of Law in 2021.

Tony is an attorney at his family-run law firm, where he works with his mother and wife. He previously served as a naval aviator for the United States Navy from 2010 to 2017. After leaving active duty, he served in the Naval Reserve until 2019. 

Tony's campaign for Georgia's 7th District is his first time running for public office.

Advocates for policies, including expanding the child tax credit, investing in affordable housing, and raising the minimum wage.

Opposes broad economic tariffs, arguing that they artificially raise prices on everyday goods and force working families to foot the bill.

Supports federal action to curb bulk buying of starter homes and protect renters from abusive corporate practices.

Will fight for federal housing grants and direct investment in affordable housing construction across Georgia, with an emphasis on communities that have been priced out of their own neighborhoods.

- Advocates for policies, including expanding the child tax credit, investing in affordable housing, and raising the minimum wage.
- Opposes broad economic tariffs, arguing that they artificially raise prices on everyday goods and force working families to foot the bill.
- Supports federal action to curb bulk buying of starter homes and protect renters from abusive corporate practices.
- Will fight for federal housing grants and direct investment in affordable housing construction across Georgia, with an emphasis on communities that have been priced out of their own neighborhoods.

Economy

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

Public Safety

Advocates for improving Veterans Affairs (VA) services, fighting for better quality healthcare and robust mental health support for returning service members.

Will push reforms that cap out-of-pocket costs and protect families from financial ruin when they get sick.

Supports letting the government negotiate drug prices and using every available tool to bring down what families pay at the pharmacy counter.

Will fight to restore and make permanent the premium tax credits that kept coverage affordable for millions of Americans.

- Advocates for improving Veterans Affairs (VA) services, fighting for better quality healthcare and robust mental health support for returning service members.
- Will push reforms that cap out-of-pocket costs and protect families from financial ruin when they get sick.
- Supports letting the government negotiate drug prices and using every available tool to bring down what families pay at the pharmacy counter.
- Will fight to restore and make permanent the premium tax credits that kept coverage affordable for millions of Americans.

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Education

Energy & the Environment

Believes in using legal expertise to create fair immigration policies that address ICE enforcement debates and reduce partisan divisions.

Advocates for "common-sense" immigration reform that simultaneously secures the border while restoring due process, ending abusive enforcement practices, and fixing the legal pathways.

Supports real border security that targets trafficking, cartel activity, and illegal drugs, not empty symbolism.

Believes national security is rooted in strengthening international alliances,

Supports tough diplomacy backed by credible force to ensure countries like Iran never obtain nuclear weapons.

- Believes in using legal expertise to create fair immigration policies that address ICE enforcement debates and reduce partisan divisions.
- Advocates for "common-sense" immigration reform that simultaneously secures the border while restoring due process, ending abusive enforcement practices, and fixing the legal pathways.
- Supports real border security that targets trafficking, cartel activity, and illegal drugs, not empty symbolism.
- Believes national security is rooted in strengthening international alliances,
- Supports tough diplomacy backed by credible force to ensure countries like Iran never obtain nuclear weapons.

Foreign Policy and Immigration

Supports a ban on members of Congress trading individual stocks and imposing a mandatory "cooling-off" period before former lawmakers can become lobbyists.

Advocates for overturning Citizens United to remove dark money from politics.

Opposes partisan gerrymandering and mid-cycle redistricting, arguing politicians should not be allowed to manipulate the system to protect themselves.

- Supports a ban on members of Congress trading individual stocks and imposing a mandatory "cooling-off" period before former lawmakers can become lobbyists.
- Advocates for overturning Citizens United to remove dark money from politics.
- Opposes partisan gerrymandering and mid-cycle redistricting, arguing politicians should not be allowed to manipulate the system to protect themselves.

Voting & Elections

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- Your US Representative represents the interests of your district in the US House of Representatives, the lower house of Congress. Georgia currently has 14 US Representatives.
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