We need to support our physicians, healthcare workers and medical facilities during unprecedented times, with effective COVID-19 treatment, testing and the resources required to ensure the well being and safety of families in District 3.

Georgians need affordable access to effective healthcare, not just during a pandemic. We need free market solutions so we can choose our insurance providers, physicians and coverage options. We must work to lower insurance premiums for Georgia families.

We need to empower people to get back to work as soon as possible, but within the guidelines established by medical experts, state and federal officials. Our future and the quality of life for Georgia families depends on a vibrant and safe workforce.

We also need to maintain Georgia’s status as one the #1 state to do business.

We need to provide support for businesses in Camden, Brantley, Charlton, Glynn and McIntosh Counties to re-open and re-build. Now, more than ever, we need to help with the power and resources of state government in addition to federal support without burdensome regulations.

Hardworking Georgians, business owners and their employees, need help now. And private enterprise, not socialism, will continue to drive our economy.

In addition to the Social Security and Medicare benefits our senior citizens have earned, we need to stand behind them on issues that impact their lives right here in Coastal Georgia. We also must crackdown on those who scam and prey on our seniors. It is our duty to take care of those who took care of us.

The value and right to life is a universal responsibility we should share to protect the lives of unborn children. Without it, chances are, they would have no life.

As Americans, our Bill of Rights gives us the freedom to keep and bear arms. We must uphold this important civil liberty and safeguard it to protect Georgia families.

Georgia is the home of several vital military installations including the Naval Submarine Base at Kings Bay. We must continue to support our veterans, the members of our military and their families with the benefits they have earned while protecting our freedom.

Our voices cannot be silenced by people who reject beliefs that are protected by the First Amendment.

Under the Constitution, we are allowed to practice our faith without condemnation or threats from liberals. We must protect religious liberty and freedom of speech for all Georgians. We as American citizens, should be able to live and assemble without fear or government intrusion.

All Georgians should be afforded the opportunity to attend a college or technical school to prepare them for a future career.

With anticipated cutbacks in the state budget, we need to stand together in support for College of Coastal Georgia, Golden Isles Career Academy and Coastal Pines Technical College.

Just as important, public schools need our continued support to ensure safety, technology upgrades, high academic standards and smaller classroom sizes.

The Port of Brunswick has created many jobs for people throughout the region while our fishing industry has always been a vibrant part of Coastal Georgia’s economy. We must aways work to provide the support they need whether it’s port expansion or help for shrimpers. Jobs depend on it.

We need to enforce the laws of the State of Georgia to protect Georgia taxpayers who bear the burdensome costs for illegal immigrants who drain the education and health systems without paying taxes. Continue to block sanctuary cities.

With the adverse impact of COVID-19 on Coastal Georgia’s tourism industry, this is a crucial time for our friends in the hospitality industry. We must support those businesses and their employees in every way possible.