I’ve proven I can do more than talk about conservative values –
I can get results on the kitchen table issues that improve the
lives of Georgians I represent. As a lifelong member of this community,
I share the values of my neighbors, and I have a record of
FIGHTING and WINNING for them.
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A lifelong resident of Gwinnett County, Renee has developed a reputation for being the trusted leader her neighbors can count on. Renee has never been afraid to stand alone, as long as she’s standing up for what is right. She knows her roots, and that’s why she knows that strong families lead to strong communities. That’s why her neighbors in Gwinnett and Forsyth Counties will always be her focus in Washington.
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Seventh Congressional District candidate Rich McCormick’s voting history is now under investigation by the Georgia Secretary of State’s Office after investigative reporter Dale Russell raised questions involving ongoing inconsistencies, Fox 5 reported Thursday night. “Rich McCormick thought he was burying the truth. Instead, he buried a land mine that has now completely blown up…
Rich McCormick’s squealing doesn’t change the fact that he refused to vote for Donald Trump for president while Renee Unterman campaigned for Trump and proudly voted for the leader she considers the best president of her lifetime. It’s taken weeks for Rich to get his story straight. And it’s still not working. After all…
Renee Unterman, the leading conservative candidate in the 7th Congressional District race, today released the following statement following notification that a member of the Georgia State Senate had tested positive for COVID-19: “I was very concerned to hear one of my fellow legislators had tested positive for COVID-19, though I was not surprised, as…