Edwin Duncan for State House

Georgians, TODAY is ELECTION DAY! Get out and VOTE Edwin Duncan if you haven’t already!

House District 100 needs a real fighter to back the blue and cut crime, support our small business owners and families, and put money back into the pockets of hard working Georgians. 🇺🇸

Polls are open 7AM to 7PM: Find your polling location and hours at mvp.sos.ga.gov/s/

Happy Armed Forces Day, Georgia! 🇺🇸 Today we honor the brave men and women who serve our nation with courage and sacrifice. As a veteran with family in the military, I am especially grateful for their service and the strength they represent. Thank you to all who wear the uniform and defend our freedoms.

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In our race, my opponent has taken $242,821.48 from outside PACs and special interest groups according to state campaign finance filings.

Sports betting interest has poured millions of dollars into Georgia’s legislative races statewide this cycle. To me that raises plenty of questions about outside influence, campaign transparency, and the future of sports betting legislation in Georgia.

You can’t take their money and pretend you don’t answer to them because trust me, when special interest fund your campaign, they expect something in return.

My campaign has been 100% grassroots from day one. No dark money PACs. No special interests. No backroom deals. Was I approached by groups like that? Absolutely, but this District is not for sale, and neither am I.

District 100, when you go to the polls, make the right choice and cast your vote for Edwin Duncan!

How much influence should outside PACs and special interest groups have in a local election?

More than $242,000 in independent political spending has been reported in support of Joshua S. Clark in the Georgia House District 100 Republican primary, according to state campaign finance filings.

The spending comes as sports betting interests pour millions into Georgia legislative races statewide, raising new questions among some local voters about outside influence, campaign transparency and the future of sports betting legislation in Georgia.

North Gwinnett Voice takes a closer look at the money, the filings and the growing debate surrounding the House District 100 race between Josh Clark and Edwin Duncan.

Read full article: https://northgwinnettvoice.com/heavy-outside-pac-spending-fuels-questions-in-buford-area-georgia-republican-primary/

GEORGIA: Today is the LAST day to early vote! Make sure to get out and vote Edwin Duncan!

Georgians deserve strong conservative leadership, that’s why I’m running for House District 100. 🇺🇸

Great article written by The North Gwinnett Voice!

These campaigns come and go, but our communities are here long after Election Day.

With early voting underway and as we head toward the May 19th primary, the question shouldn’t be who has the biggest platform, the most signs, or loudest crowd.

We should also be asking who truly has the heart to lead, who will serve with integrity, and who genuinely cares about the community they represent.

Look beyond the slogans. Pay attention to who is backing these candidates, what they stand for, and the character they’ve shown in our community.

Vote wisely on May 19th 🇺🇸

Campaigns end. Communities remain.

As voters prepare for the May 19 primary, the question should not only be who has the strongest platform, the most signs or the loudest supporters.

Maybe we should also ask who has the heart to lead — and take time to look beyond campaign slogans, pay attention to who is backing local candidates and vote wisely.

Read more:
https://northgwinnettvoice.com/the-heart-of-leadership-is-still-on-the-ballot/

Happy Mother’s Day to my beautiful wife, April, who goes above and beyond every day to support our family and my mission for House District 100. We are truly grateful for everything you do.

And to all the great moms in Georgia—Happy Mother’s Day!

As a veteran myself, this is great news and a reminder of how important it is that we continue improving care for those who served.

I had the privilege of speaking with a local Iraq veteran struggling with PTSD who once faced serious delays getting VA help. Today, he’s getting the care he needs and has recently retired from his second career.

Progress like this matters, and we must keep it going for every veteran. 🇺🇸

VA hits new record in veteran su***de prevention The Department of Veterans Affairs has announced record levels of su***de risk screening and follow-up evaluations.

This type of petty behavior is why so many are turned off from politics as a whole.

Every sign represents the time, effort, and resources of those who believe in our mission for HD 100 and Georgia.

We’re going to keep moving forward and stay focused on what matters: serving our community with integrity.

If you see something, say something, and thank you to everyone who continues to support us. 🇺🇸