Overview
- Raffensperger announced his run with a video casting himself as a conservative Republican pledging a “bold conservative agenda.”
- He enters a crowded GOP primary featuring Trump-endorsed Lt. Gov. Burt Jones and Attorney General Chris Carr as leading rivals.
- His platform includes eliminating Georgia’s state income tax, capping property taxes for seniors, restricting puberty blockers for minors, and removing “woke curriculums” from schools.
- The campaign spot underscores his Christian faith and a personal push to combat deadly drugs after the loss of his son to addiction.
- The Georgia GOP voted in June to try to bar him from running as a Republican, a move the party chair questioned, and he can self-fund after selling his company in 2023.