- Sen. Ted Cruz
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Press Release from Cruz for President
| FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE | Rick Tyler |
| News Release | Catherine
Frazier |
| December 8, 2015 |
Cruz For President Announces 100 County Chairs in GA
Leadership Team Adds 11 Current and Former Elected Officials as Co-Chairs
HOUSTON, Texas -
Today, Presidential candidate Ted Cruz announced he now has 100 County
Chairs in Georgia, growing his grassroots network all across the state.
He has also expanded his Georgia State
Leadership Team to
include 11 new current and former legislators and four of Georgia's top
grassroots leaders who join the campaign as co-chairs. This
announcement comes as the Cruz Campaign continues to build a strong
grassroots army across the southeast.
"I
am encouraged to have the endorsement of so many conservative Georgia
leaders," said Cruz. "We are continuing to build the strongest
operation in Georgia to get out the message that is resonating with so
many Americans. I'm confident that we're building the conservative
coalition to compete and win Georgia on Super Tuesday."
"This
is an incredibly powerful group of leaders from across Georgia," said
State Chair Ralph Hudgens. "It shows that Ted Cruz is the candidate
that best reflects our Georgia values in the presidential race and that
Georgia is confident a President Cruz will stand up and fight for them."
"Georgians are ready for a strong, conservative leader in the White House and that's why Ted Cruz has built so much support around the state," said Rep. Jody Hice. "We trust Senator Ted Cruz to be the true conservative who can help turn America around."
"Our organization on the ground is second-to-none," said State Director Stephen Siao. "We're excited these new leaders add even more strength to our team."
"Georgians are ready for a strong, conservative leader in the White House and that's why Ted Cruz has built so much support around the state," said Rep. Jody Hice. "We trust Senator Ted Cruz to be the true conservative who can help turn America around."
"Our organization on the ground is second-to-none," said State Director Stephen Siao. "We're excited these new leaders add even more strength to our team."
The
following elected officials, faith-based community leaders, Republican
women, pro-life activists, Tea Party leaders, and small-business owners
will be leading efforts for the Cruz Campaign in the state of Georgia.
Additions to the
State Leadership Team:
Sen. Bill Jackson,
District 24
Sen. Bruce Thompson,
District 14
Rep. Timothy Barr,
District 103
Rep. Emory Dunahoo,
District 30
Rep. Micah Gravley,
District 67
Rep. Sheri Gilligan,
District 24
Rep. Dustin
Hightower, District 68
Rep. Jeff Jones,
District 167
Rep. Jason Spencer,
District 180
Former Sen. Clint
Day, District 48
Former Rep. Tony
McBrayer, District 153
Commissioner Nancy
Jester, DeKalb County
Scott Johnson,
Grassroots Co-Chair
Louie Hunter,
Grassroots Co-Chair
Rachel Little,
National Co-Chair, Women for Cruz
Julianne Thompson,
National Co-Chair, Women for Cruz
County Chairs:
Will Stauff, Appling
County
Bryant Bishop, Bacon
County
Carolyn Dallas,
Baldwin County
William Claxton,
Banks County
Aaron Hamm, Barrow
County
Gail Engelhardt,
Bartow County
Keith Stone, Berrien
County
Suzanne Wood, Bibb
County
Monty Ranisate, Bryan
County
Magda Prieto-Kop,
Burke County
Michael Harris,
Camden County
Carolyn Henderson
& Norma-Jean Kitti, Carroll County
Micki Dion, Catoosa
County
Mike Phillips,
Charlton County
Chris Snider, Chatham
County
Spencer Hogg,
Chattooga County
Pete Castello,
Cherokee County
Charlie Oschack &
Chad Paton, Clarke County
Linda Livermore,
Clinch County
Miriam Corbin,
Cobb County
Paul Hersey, Coffee
County
Chelsey Moore,
Columbia County
Linda Menk, Coweta
County
Tracy Griffin,
Crawford County
Chris Hurt, Crisp
County
Lynn Hartman, Dade
County
Kevin Bellflower,
Decatur County
Sam Verniero, DeKalb
County
Brian Lowery, Dodge
County
Jim Fernander,
Douglas County
Erica Usher,
Effingham County
Robin McCall, Elbert
County
David Amonette,
Emanuel County
Jeff Adams, Fannin
County
Denise Ognio, Fayette
County
Debi Porterfield,
Floyd County
Kelli Warren, Forsyth
County
David Phillips,
Franklin County
Dave Henry, Fulton
County
Bill Craig, Gilmer
County
Larry Grabill, Glynn
County
Mitchell Arnett,
Gordon County
Deborah McMahon King,
Grady County
Jonathan Human,
Greene County
Judy Craft, Gwinnett
County
Scott Hochmuth,
Habersham County
Bill Johnson, Hall
County
Lyndon Smith,
Haralson County
John Brown, Harris
County
Judy Sanfilippo, Hart
County
James Jowers, Heard
County
Jordan Davis, Henry
County
Kelly Burke &
Donna Sant, Houston County
Candice Gunn, Jackson
County
Sarah Rowin, Jeff
Davis County
Maya Booth, Jones
County
Stephen Alligood,
Laurens County
Serena Arnold, Lee
County
Scott Simmington,
Liberty County
Trey Taylor, Lowndes
County
Emily Lewy, Lumpkin
County
Gina Kelley, Macon
County
Cham Dallas, Madison
County
Gene King, Meriwether
County
Kevin Eledge,
Mitchell County
Will Davis, Monroe
County
Mike Gibbs,
Montgomery County
Ginger McFaddin,
Morgan County
Rick Allen, Muscogee
County
John Sutherland,
Newton County
Kevin Hynes, Oconee
County
Miriam Shook,
Oglethorpe County
Lydia Hallmark,
Paulding County
Linda & Conrad
Stapleton, Peach County
Wil Bell, Pickens
County
Shawn Godwin, Pierce
County
Dan & Patsy Page,
Pike County
Charles Katzel, Polk
County
J.D. Carpanzano,
Putnam County
Richard Morris,
Quitman County
Wayne Hawkins,
Richmond County
Kellie Pharr,
Rockdale County
Bobby Kite, Schley
County
George Lewis, Screven
County
Andrew Anderson,
Stephens County
Melvin Lamb, Talbot
County
Kathy Rogers,
Tattnall County
John Gunn, Taylor
County
Dante Ferrigno,
Terrell County
Amanda Barnes, Thomas
County
Jerry Camp, Tift
County
Carol Chandler, Towns
County
Traci Amiri, Troup
County
Barbara Thompson,
Twiggs County
John Viera, Union
County
Angela Bransdorf,
Walton County
Debra Giddens, Ware
County
Rena Cobb, Webster
County
Debbie Combs , White
County
Rod Miller, Whitfield
County
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