13 WMAZ-TV Macon reported yesterday that Keith Moffett, a democrat who currently works as the Director of Internal Affairs in mayor Robert Reichert's office, and a liaison to city council will run for the Georgia Public Service Commission district two seat.
Moffett says he's excited about the possibility to serve people throughout the state.
He says, "power being such a big issue, with the growing population we are going to have to face some critical choices coming up, in the upcoming years, and how we're going to service all the new people coming into Georgia."
Republican Bobby Baker currently holds the seat.
Moffett was chairman 8th Congressional District for a short while.
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
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