Closing in on one week to go in the campaign to be Gwinnett’s newest state senator, Mike Beaudreau has announced a tax reform pledge, while P.K. Martin has received an endorsement from a state official.
Beaudreau announed on Friday that he has signed a pledge from the organization Americans for Tax Reform that will he will not vote to raise taxes. Americans for Tax Reform is a taxpayer advocacy group that Beaudreau said is dedicated to changing the structure of taxation in America.
“Georgia’s taxpayers are burdened with too many taxes,” Beaudreau said in a press release. “I’m glad to have the chance to go on the record and tell my friends and neighbors in Senate District 9 that I will fight tax increases any way I can.”
Also last week, Martin announced that Georgia’s Insurance Commissioner, Ralph Hudgens, endorsed him.
“I am supporting P.K. Martin because with the challenges we face and the continued threat of Obamacare, we need a trusted conservative leader who has the ability to confront these challenges,” Hudgens said in a press release. “P.K. is a good man, a solid conservative and is the right leader for the job. I trust him and encourage you to join me in supporting him.”
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