Jack Kingston Senate: Announces South Georgia Leadership Committee

29
Apr

Jack Kingston Senate: Announces South Georgia Leadership Committee

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Kingston Announces South Georgia Leadership Committee
Sixty elected officials endorse Kingston’s bid for Senate

From Jack Kingston Senate:

Sixty South Georgia elected officials today endorsed the candidacy of Jack Kingston for United States Senate.

The officials, ranging from state legislators to municipal officials, stressed Kingston’s ability to get things done while staying true to his Georgia values.

“In this field of strong candidates, I believe that Jack Kingston is the best choice to serve as Georgia’s next United States Senator,” said State Senator Dean Burke (R-Bainbridge).  “Jack Kingston has that unusual gift of being able to connect with all types of people, and will use his conservative South Georgia principles to help our great state continue on its path to becoming a world class economic powerhouse.”

State Representative Amy Carter (R-Valdosta) says she has seen Kingston’s ability to engage on a wide variety of issues first hand.

“Having been a constituent of Jack Kingston for many years, I have watched him engage in issues most important to South Georgia, including agriculture, military affairs, education, and economic development,” she said.  “Jack is an approachable leader who demands results, and I look forward to his continuation of service in the U.S. Senate.”

Dougherty County Commission Chairman Bodine Sinyard emphasized Kingston’s family values and familiarity with agriculture and military issues in his reasoning.

“Jack Kingston is a real person, a family man, that understands our folks and way of life in South Georgia,” he said.  “His strong knowledge and past help with both our Agriculture and Military Bases has had and will continue to have a major economic impact important to all Georgians.”

Those making the endorsement today include:

Councilman Cecil Barber, Moultrie Mayor Craig Huckaby, Arabi
Mayor Richard Barr, Adel State Rep. Penny Houston, District 170
Mayor Max Beverly, Thomasville Mayor Craig Huckaby, Arabi
State Rep. Ellis Black, District 174 Chairman S.L. Jones, Brooks Co.
State Sen. Dean Burke, District 11 Mayor Thomas E. Kennedy, Homerville
Solicitor General Justin Cabral, Valdosta Mayor Robbie Lee, Fargo
Mayor Bruce Cain, Hahira Chairman Alex Lee, Lanier Co.
Councilman Tim Carroll, Valdosta Commissioner Wallace Mathis, Crisp Co.
State Rep. Amy Carter, District 175 Sheriff Bobby McLemore, Ben Hill Co.
Councilwoman Angela Castellow, Moultrie Chairwoman June Merritt, Early Co.
Mayor Jamie Cater, Tifton Mayor Henry Milhollin, Ambrose
Mayor Jerry Chapman, Colquitt Mayor Bruce Norton, Norman Park
State Senator John Crosby, District 13 Councilman Ben Norton, Valdosta
Sheriff Bennie DeLoach, Atkinson Co. District Attorney Dick Perryman, Nashville
Mayor James Dennis, Douglas Commissioner Crawford Powell, Lowndes Co.
Commissioner Mike Dinnerman, Cook Co. State Rep. Jay Powell, District 171
Commissioner Ed Duffy, Lee County Councilman Billy Retterbush, Nashville
Councilman Buddy Duke, Adel State Rep. Jay Roberts, District 155
Commissioner Myra Exun, Brooks Co. Mayor Ferrell Ruis, Funston
Mayor John Gayle, Valdosta Mayor Eric Schindler, Lake Park
State Sen. Tim Golden, District 8 State Rep. Jason Shaw, District 176
State Rep. Gerald Greene, District 151 Chairman Jay Shaw, State Transportation Bd
Chairman Robert Griner, Berrien Co. Commissioner Harold Simpson, Lanier
State Rep. Buddy Harden, District 148 State Rep. Chuck Sims, District 169
Mayor Tom Harlow, Riverside Chairman Bodine Sinyard, Dougherty Co.
Mayor Travis Harper, Nashville Chairman Bill Slaughter, Lowndes Co.
State Senator Tyler Harper, District 7 Councilwoman Kathy Streat, Nicholls
Sheriff Anthony Heath, Berrien Co. State Rep. Darlene Taylor, District 173
Solicitor General Jason Hoffman, Tift Co. State Rep. Sam Watson, District 172
Councilman Jason Holt, Fitzgerald Commissioner Joe Wingate, Brooks Co.
State Rep. Penny Houston, District 170 Councilman Robert Yost, Valdosta

Kingston is running in the Republican primary to replace retiring Senator Saxby Chambliss.

 

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