SWGAPolitics.com candidate forum will be held in Leesburg, which is about 35-40 miles south of my hometown of Oglethorpe on June 12 & here are the following who will attend the forum:
Republican gubernatorial candidate Nathan Deal, Democrat Thurbert Baker and Libertarian John Monds are among the statewide office seekers who plan to participate in the SWGAPolitics.com candidate forum at the Opal Cannon Auditorium of the the T. Page Tharp Governmental Building.
Rick Allen, a Republican challenging Sanford Bishop for his congressional seat, and Chuck Donovan, a Libertarian running for the U.S. Senate seat held by Johnny Isakson, also are confirmed for the event.
Other statewide candidates who have committed to taking part in the event include Republicans Tom Knox and Denis Cain and Libertarian Shane Bruce, who are running for insurance commissioner;
Secretary of State candidates David Chastain, a Libertarian, and Democrat Angela Moore; and Libertarian Kira Willis, Republican Richard Woods and Democrat Brian Westlake, all of whom are running for state school superintendent.
Also confirmed for the event are Agriculture Commisisoner candidates Kevin Cherry and Darwin Carter, a Libertarian and Republican, respectively; Labor Commissioner hopeful Will Costa, a Libertarian; and Republican John Douglas, a candidate for the Public Service Commission.
SWGAPolitics.com was founded by Jeff Sexton, Tim Nelson, the event organizer is a contrubutor to SWGA Politics, as well as Tom Knighton, who is editor & siite administrator at SWGA Politics.
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