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Alan is from Madison, Georgia. Alan lives with his wife in Winder, Georgia where they attend Bethlehem Church.

He attended the US Military Academy at West Point, and the Air War College at Maxwell Air Force Base. He also has a masters of arts in religion and a masters of divinity from Liberty University. Alan is an International Pilot. He has worked for Delta Airlines in this role. He previously worked as a Commissioned Army Officer in the US Army, the US Air Force, and the Pentagon. He retired with 34 years of combined military service.

Alan Sims' campaign for US Representative in Georgia's 10th Congressional District is his first entry into politics.

Supports protecting life that begins at conception and promises to defend life at every opportunity.

Opposes the current skyrocketing costs of healthcare. He believes in a patient first approach while ensuring cost transparency will stop the rising costs of healthcare.

- Supports protecting life that begins at conception and promises to defend life at every opportunity. 
- Opposes the current skyrocketing costs of healthcare. He believes in a patient first approach while ensuring cost transparency will stop the rising costs of healthcare.

Healthcare

Supports finishing the construction of the Southern US-Mexico border wall.

- Supports finishing the construction of the Southern US-Mexico border wall.

Immigration

Believes that threats towards the US are growing both domestically and abroad.

Wants to ensure the US retakes its global position "as a nation that commands peace through strength."

Supports protecting Israel, as he believes Israel is the US' strongest ally in the middle east.

- Believes that threats towards the US are growing both domestically and abroad. 
- Wants to ensure the US retakes its global position "as a nation that commands peace through strength." 
- Supports protecting Israel, as he believes Israel is the US' strongest ally in the middle east.

Foreign Policy and Immigration

As of March 31, 2022, Alan Sims’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Environment

Believes that Congress is on a spending spree and that it must stop.

Believes that the Government should not be viewed as a solution, but taxpayers and private sector are solutions to cutting spending.

Believes that Americans and the middle class prosper when taxes are low.

Believes that farmers and agriculture is critical for the district's economy. He promises to repeal taxes against farmers so they can share their goods.

- Believes that Congress is on a spending spree and that it must stop. 
- Believes that the Government should not be viewed as a solution, but taxpayers and private sector are solutions to cutting spending. 
- Believes that Americans and the middle class prosper when taxes are low. 
- Believes that farmers and agriculture is critical for the district's economy. He promises to repeal taxes against farmers so they can share their goods.

Economy

Alan Sims

David is from Atlanta, Georgia and was raised in Henry County. He is married and has four children. They attend the Glen Haven Baptist Church in McDonough, Georgia.

David has a bachelors in applied science with an emphasis on organizational leadership from Mercer University, and masters in business administration from Georgia State University. David was appointed as the State Revenue Commissioner in 2019. He has worked for the State of Georgia in this role for about 3 years. He previously worked as a Ford Motor Company, and the United Automobile Aerospace and Agricultural Implement Workers. He also served on several boards including the Constitutional Officers Association Georgia, Georgia Association of Tax Officials, and the Tax Commissioners' Technology Development Council.

David Curry was selected as a Tax Commissioner to Henry County in 2008. He served 2.5 terms, and left the Tax Commissioner seat because he was appointed as the State Revenue Commissioner in 2019.

Believes that human life begins at conception and is present until death.

Opposes the use of taxpayer dollars for groups like Planned Parenthood.

Supports increase resources for veteran healthcare.

- Believes that human life begins at conception and is present until death. 
- Opposes the use of taxpayer dollars for groups like Planned Parenthood.
- Supports increase resources for veteran healthcare.

Opposes the abolishment of the Immigration and Customs Enforcement

Opposes providing amnesty to undocumented immigrants, and the use of American tax dollars to provide government support to undocumented immigrants.

Supports finishing the construction of the southern US-Mexico border wall.

- Opposes efforts that allow open borders. 
- Opposes the abolishment of the Immigration and Customs Enforcement
- Opposes providing amnesty to undocumented immigrants, and the use of American tax dollars to provide government support to undocumented immigrants. 
- Supports finishing the construction of the southern US-Mexico border wall.

As of March 31, 2022, David Curry’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Wants to stop censorship on social media platforms, saying "Big tech uses sites like Facebook, Google, and YouTube as tools to silence opinions they disagree with and embolden the radical left."

- Wants to stop censorship on social media platforms, saying "Big tech uses sites like Facebook, Google, and YouTube as tools to silence opinions they disagree with and embolden the radical left."

David Curry

Marc is from Stone Mountain, Georgia. Marc and his wife live in Monroe, Georgia. They attend Graystone Church in Graystone, Georgia.

Marc graduated from Rockdale County High School in 1988. He earned an associates degree in Spanish from the DeKalb County Community College. Marc is a small business owner. He owns the MTM Shopper, and has expanded to 9 locations. He previously worked as a karate instructor and was the owner of the karate school.

Marc McMain's campaign for the Representative of Georgia's 10th Congressional District is his first entry into politics.

Supports finishing the construction of the border wall.

- Supports finishing the construction of the border wall.

As of March 31, 2022, Marc McMain’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Promises to ensure Georgia farmers have fair access to world markets.

Promises to oppose trade agreements that put Georgia farmers at a competitive disadvantage.

Believes that the farming industry is a large part of the economy in the district.

- Supports balancing the federal budget.
- Promises to ensure Georgia farmers have fair access to world markets. 
- Promises to oppose trade agreements that put Georgia farmers at a competitive disadvantage. 
- Believes that the farming industry is a large part of the economy in the district.

Marc McMain

Mike is from Jackson, Georgia. He is married and has three children and three grandchildren. He lives with his wife in Jackson, Georgia where they attend Rocksprings Church.

Mike has a bachelors in business administration from Georgia State University. Mike is the owner of Collins Trucking Company. He has owned the company for 33 years and serves as the President of the company. He is also the owner of Collins Freight Brokers, and one of 6 owners of Quality Tire Recycling.

Mike Collins' campaign for Georgia's 10th Congressional District as a Representative is his first entry into politics.

Believes that life begins at the moment of conception.

Opposes efforts to use tax dollars for abortion.

Wants to rollback social programs like Medicare and Medicaid.

- Believes that life begins at the moment of conception. 
- Opposes efforts to use tax dollars for abortion. 
- Wants to rollback social programs like Medicare and Medicaid.

Supports the "Remain in Mexico" policy which encouraged immigrants to not cross the USMexico border.

Wants to enforce the current immigration laws, and opposes amnesty efforts.

Supports ending chain migration and birthright citizenship for children of immigrants.

Wants to eliminate welfare incentives for illegal immigrants.

- Supports finishing the construction of the southern US-Mexico border wall. 
- Supports the "Remain in Mexico" policy which encouraged immigrants to not cross the US- Mexico border. 
- Wants to enforce the current immigration laws, and opposes amnesty efforts. 
- Supports ending chain migration and birthright citizenship for children of immigrants. 
- Wants to eliminate welfare incentives for illegal immigrants.

As of March 31, 2022, Mike Collins’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Wants to rollback social programs and spending for programs like Medicare, Medicaid, and Social Security.

Supports passing a Balanced Budget Amendment to restore fiscal responsibility. He believes that federal spending is "out of control."

Wants to slash corporate tax rates and the fossil fuel tax to help corporations compete globally.

Opposes any sort of tax increase and promises to fight for Trump's "Tax Cuts and Jobs Act."

- Wants to rollback social programs and spending for programs like Medicare, Medicaid, and Social Security. 
- Supports passing a Balanced Budget Amendment to restore fiscal responsibility. He believes that federal spending is "out of control." 
- Wants to slash corporate tax rates and the fossil fuel tax to help corporations compete globally.
- Opposes any sort of tax increase and promises to fight for Trump's "Tax Cuts and Jobs Act."

Mike Collins

He lives with his wife in Good Hope, Georgia.

Mitchell received a bachelors of science in marketing from Marquette University and an M.B.A. from Chamide University of Honolulu. He also graduated from the US Naval War College. Mitchell Swan is a retired Colonel. He worked for the US Marine Corps for over 30 years. He was also previously stationed with the US Navy, and then was transferred to the Navy Supply Corps School in Athens, GA to teach Marine Officer students. He also previously worked at Edward Jones.

Mitchell Swan's campaign for US Representative in Georgia's 10th Congressional District is his second attempt at running for the district. He previously ran in 2014 for the 10th District and did not win.

As of April 22, 2022, Mitchell Swan’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Believes that borders are a necessary boundary for territory and security.

- Believes that borders are a necessary boundary for territory and security.

Believes the restrictive elements of the federal government stops the US from economic growth and wants to lessen government restrictions.

Wants to lessen taxes and frivolous litigation.

- Believes the restrictive elements of the federal government stops the US from economic growth and wants to lessen government restrictions.
- Wants to lessen taxes and frivolous litigation.

Mitchell Swan

Paul is married and 3 adult children, and 2 grand children. He attends Grove Level Baptist Church.

Paul has bachelors degree from the University of Georgia. He also has a degree from the Medical College of Georgia. Paul was a family physician for forty years. He served on the board of St. Mary's Hospital in Athens. He previously worked as a Medical Office in the US Navy Reserves, and as a Commander. He was honorably discharged in 2014.

Paul Brown was a former US. Representative for Georgia's 10th Congressional District. He was elected in a 2007 and served 4 terms. Currently, he running to be the Representative of Georgia's 10th Congressional District.

Supports protecting the lives of the unborn.

As a Representative, the first bill he introduced was the Sanctity of Life Act. The bill would provide the states with the right to ban abortions and officially establishes human life to exist from conception. The bill was not signed into law. He promises to reintroduce the legislation.

Wants to repeal the Affordable Care Act, saying it's a "government takeover" based on false promises.

Wants to save Medicare from bankruptcy by making the program a premium based assistance program.

- Supports protecting the lives of the unborn.
- Opposes Planned Parenthood
- As a Representative, the first bill he introduced was the Sanctity of Life Act. The bill would provide the states with the right to ban abortions and officially establishes human life to exist from conception. The bill was not signed into law. He promises to reintroduce the legislation. 
- Wants to repeal the Affordable Care Act, saying it's a "government takeover" based on false promises. 
- Wants to save Medicare from bankruptcy by making the program a premium based assistance program.

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Believes that "immigration reform" is just providing more amnesty to illegal migration and opposes providing further amnesty.

As a Representative in 2013, he was a cosponsor of HR 5160. This bill would prevent the expansion of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.

As a Representative in 2011, he cosponsored HR 140, the Birthright Citizenship Act. This bill would only allow individuals born in the US to become a natural born citizen if a parent is a US citizen or national, if the parent is a lawful permanent resident alien, or if the parent is serving in the US military. This bill did not reach the House Floor for a vote and did not become law.

- Believes that "immigration reform" is just providing more amnesty to illegal migration and opposes providing further amnesty. 
- As a Representative in 2013, he was a cosponsor of HR 5160. This bill would prevent the expansion of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program. 
- As a Representative in 2011, he cosponsored HR 140, the Birthright Citizenship Act. This bill would only allow individuals born in the US to become a natural born citizen if a parent is a US citizen or national, if the parent is a lawful permanent resident alien, or if the parent is serving in the US military. This bill did not reach the House Floor for a vote and did not become law.

As a Representative in 2013, he cosponsored HR 2324, the Sunset to the Authorization for the Use of Military Force Act. This bill would repeal the US President's ability to use military force against foreign nations without Congressional approval. This bill did not reach the House Floor for a vote and is not law.

Supports strengthening relationships with Israel and weakening Palestine until they  work to eradicate terrorism.

As a Representative in 2013, he consponsored HR 2717, the US-Israel Missile Defense Cooperation Act. This bill would provide Israel with missile assistance including anti-rocket defense systems. This bill did not reach the House Floor for a vote and is not law.

- As a Representative in 2013, he cosponsored HR 2324, the Sunset to the Authorization for the Use of Military Force Act. This bill would repeal the US President's ability to use military force against foreign nations without Congressional approval. This bill did not reach the House Floor for a vote and is not law. 
- Supports strengthening relationships with Israel and weakening Palestine until they  work to eradicate terrorism. 
- As a Representative in 2013, he consponsored HR 2717, the US-Israel Missile Defense Cooperation Act. This bill would provide Israel with missile assistance including anti-rocket defense systems. This bill did not reach the House Floor for a vote and is not law.

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As a Representative in 2013, he cosponsored HR 1422, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Science Advisory Board Reform Act. The bill would require EPA to appoint at least 10% of their Research Board membership from state, local, or tribal representation. This bill passed the House but not the Senate.

As a Representative in 2013, he cosponsored a H.Res.213, a resolution that affirmed that the Keystone XL pipeline was environmentally safe.

As a Representative, in 2011 and 2013, he cosponsored the Hunting, Fishing, and Recreational Shooting Protection Act. The bill would direct the EPA to exclude hunting ammo and fishing tackle from federal regulation. This bill did not pass the House and is not law.

- As a Representative in 2013, he cosponsored HR 1422, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Science Advisory Board Reform Act. The bill would require EPA to appoint at least 10% of their Research Board membership from state, local, or tribal representation. This bill passed the House but not the Senate. 
- As a Representative in 2013, he cosponsored a H.Res.213, a resolution that affirmed that the Keystone XL pipeline was environmentally safe.
- As a Representative, in 2011 and 2013, he cosponsored the Hunting, Fishing, and Recreational Shooting Protection Act. The bill would direct the EPA to exclude hunting ammo and fishing tackle from federal regulation. This bill did not pass the House and is not law.

Supports a "jobs bill" that would invest in free enterprise and reduce corporate, death, and capital gains taxes.

As a Representative, he sponsored a Balance Budget Amendment. His amendment would require a 2/3 majority vote in the House to raise taxes and to deficit spend. The amendment would also limit spending to population growth and inflation, and requires any surplus to return to taxpayers.

- Supports a "jobs bill" that would invest in free enterprise and reduce corporate, death, and capital gains taxes.
- As a Representative, he sponsored a Balance Budget Amendment. His amendment would require a 2/3 majority vote in the House to raise taxes and to deficit spend. The amendment would also limit spending to population growth and inflation, and requires any surplus to return to taxpayers.

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Timothy is married, and has four children. They are actively involved in their church.

Timothy is the owner of Patriot Construction Group, Inc. He has owned this business for 16 years.

Timothy Barr is currently the Representative for Georgia's 103rd District. He was elected in 2012 and is serving his 5th term.

As a Georgia State Representative, he supported the Heartbeat Bill and helped the bill pass. This bill was signed into law by Governor Kemp in May 2019, and banned most abortions in Georgia after a doctor detected a heartbeat. A federal court has struck down the law claiming this law unconstitutional.

- Supports protecting the lives of the unborn.
- As a Georgia State Representative, he supported the Heartbeat Bill and helped the bill pass. This bill was signed into law by Governor Kemp in May 2019, and banned most abortions in Georgia after a doctor detected a heartbeat. A federal court has struck down the law claiming this law unconstitutional.

Supports building a wall to secure the southern US-Mexico border.

- Supports building a wall to secure the southern US-Mexico border.

Supports working with Israel abroad as an ally.

Supported President Trump's decision to move the US Embassy to Jerusalem, and the recognition of Israeli independence.

Promises to build stronger relationships with Israel.

- Supports working with Israel abroad as an ally. 
- Supported President Trump's decision to move the US Embassy to Jerusalem, and the recognition of Israeli independence. 
- Promises to build stronger relationships with Israel.

As of March 31, 2022, Timothy Barr’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Supports cutting taxes because, "Americans don't go to work every day to give their money away to the federal government."

Supports a "FairTax" plan which would abolish all federal personal and corporate income taxes and replace it with a retail tax of 23%. As a representative, he supported legislation that would implement the FairTax plan, none of which became law.

Opposes the "socialist Democrats and their trillions of dollars in spending."

- Supports cutting taxes because, "Americans don't go to work every day to give their money away to the federal government." 
- Supports a "FairTax" plan which would abolish all federal personal and corporate income taxes and replace it with a retail tax of 23%. As a representative, he supported legislation that would implement the FairTax plan, none of which became law. 
- Opposes the "socialist Democrats and their trillions of dollars in spending."

Timothy Barr

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Vernon was a manager for Bell South Mobility prior to his political career.

Vernon Jones began his political career as a Georgia Representative representing House District 57. He was elected in 1992 and served four terms. In 2000, he ran and won the election for DeKalb County Chief Executive Office and served two terms until 2008 due to term limits. In 2017, he was elected as a Georgia Representative representing House District 91. He served two terms and announced he would resign at the end of 2020, citing the attacks he and his family received from the Democratic Party after endorsing President Donald Trump. He later reversed his resignation but still lost the election in 2020. On January 6, 2021, Vernon Jones officially switched from the Democratic Party, to the Republican Party. In 2012 he also lost a race for House District 94 for the State House, and in 2014, he lost a race for Georgia's 4th Congressional District and for DeKalb sheriff. Most recently, he resigned from the 2022 Governor's race in Georgia.

Supports prosecuting Dr. Anthony Fauci for "his crimes against humanity." He also promises to seek an appointment to the House Oversight Committee to refer Dr. Fauci to the Department of Justice for a full investigation.

- Supports prosecuting Dr. Anthony Fauci for "his crimes against humanity." He also promises to seek an appointment to the House Oversight Committee to refer Dr. Fauci to the Department of Justice for a full investigation.

Supports Title 42. Title 42 was created in 2020 and has been used to prevent asylum-seekers from entering the US during the COVID pandemic. It has been used to deport 1.7 million people, according to the AJC. The Biden Administration announced Title 42 will end on May 23, 2022.

- Opposes opening US borders.
- Supports Title 42. Title 42 was created in 2020 and has been used to prevent asylum-seekers from entering the US during the COVID pandemic. It has been used to deport 1.7 million people, according to the AJC. The Biden Administration announced Title 42 will end on May 23, 2022.

As of March 31, 2022, Vernon J. Jones’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Blames President Biden for $5 gas prices.

- Blames President Biden for $5 gas prices.

As the DeKalb County CEO, he allowed the DeKalb County Development Authority funded a $3,500 trip to the 2004 Olympics in Athens, Greece for Vernon. Vernon claims it was to attract Olympic related business to DeKalb.

A Georgia Grand Jury indicted former DeKalb County CEO Vernon Jones and other county officials for corruption that spanned over one to two decades. The Grand Jury recommended a criminal investigation.

A former DeKalb police detective started investigating allegations of invoice padding, contract fraud, and bid rigging centering on a Alabama tree-trimming company that billed $9 million. CEO Jones' Public Safety Director, William Miller, ordered detectives to stop investigating the case. The detective linked various vendors to high ranking officials including individuals with close ties to CEO Vernon Jones. The Grand Jury report claimed that Champion Tree Service overbilled at $9 million and alleges that the payments were facilitated by DeKalb employees with ties to CEO Vernon Jones.

The Grand Jury report also claims illegal steering of business to favored vendors where G4 won more than $2.6 million in business from DeKalb County under CEO Jones' leadership. Richard Stogner, Jones' executive assistant, approved the contracts to G4.

Additionally, the Grand Jury report found that the twin brother, Jeffrey Walker, of a Deputy Director, John Walker, collected fees of about $200,000 for a contract he was not qualified for. Jeffrey Walker's "only qualification" was his family ties to CEO Vernon Jones.

- As the DeKalb County CEO, he allowed the DeKalb County Development Authority funded a $3,500 trip to the 2004 Olympics in Athens, Greece for Vernon. Vernon claims it was to attract Olympic related business to DeKalb. 
- A Georgia Grand Jury indicted former DeKalb County CEO Vernon Jones and other county officials for corruption that spanned over one to two decades. The Grand Jury recommended a criminal investigation. 
- A former DeKalb police detective started investigating allegations of invoice padding, contract fraud, and bid rigging centering on a Alabama tree-trimming company that billed $9 million. CEO Jones' Public Safety Director, William Miller, ordered detectives to stop investigating the case. The detective linked various vendors to high ranking officials including individuals with close ties to CEO Vernon Jones. The Grand Jury report claimed that Champion Tree Service overbilled at $9 million and alleges that the payments were facilitated by DeKalb employees with ties to CEO Vernon Jones. 
- The Grand Jury report also claims illegal steering of business to favored vendors where G4 won more than $2.6 million in business from DeKalb County under CEO Jones' leadership. Richard Stogner, Jones' executive assistant, approved the contracts to G4.
- Additionally, the Grand Jury report found that the twin brother, Jeffrey Walker, of a Deputy Director, John Walker, collected fees of about $200,000 for a contract he was not qualified for. Jeffrey Walker's "only qualification" was his family ties to CEO Vernon Jones.

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