Georgia real gross domestic product

Source topic or question: Fighting for our farmers, producers and consumers to create a better Georgia.

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As agribusiness technology continues to advance – and as Georgia producers continue to expand to the global market – Georgia’s farmers will need critical infrastructure like rural broadband and high-speed connectivity to remain competitive. As Commissioner, Tyler Harper will recommit the state of Georgia to expanding our state’s internet to even the most remote communities – from Bainbridge to Blue Ridge. By partnering with the private sector, securing federal funding, and taking advantage of existing infrastructure, Tyler will ensure that every Georgia farmer has access to the online tools that improve productivity and increase output.

Statement date not recorded · Profile reviewed Sep 16, 2026

Source topic or question: Keisha's Issues

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She will create an Office of Small Business and a Deputy Commissioner for Small Business focused on businesses with 0 to 25 employees, which make up roughly 98 percent of small businesses in the state. She will also expand the state’s small business loan and grant programs and ensure a fairer share of Georgia’s business investment dollars goes to smaller firms, which employ nearly half of the state’s workforce, because state economic policy should better reflect their outsized role in creating jobs and supporting local communities.

Statement date not recorded · Profile reviewed Sep 18, 2026

Source topic or question: Lower Taxes = More Economic Freedom

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Government doesn’t create prosperity, hardworking Americans do. I will always fight to lower taxes across the board so families keep more of what they earn, and small businesses can thrive. A simpler and fairer tax code will grow our economy and reward hard work, not punish success.

Statement date not recorded · Profile reviewed Sep 15, 2026