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Chris Carr on Jobs

 

 


Boost our capabilities, spur more investment in new jobs

Reliable infrastructure and efficient transportation are the backbones of a thriving state economy and a high quality of life, and Georgia should be no exception. Prioritizing innovative solutions will improve connectivity, support economic growth and enhance supply chain reliability. Chris is committed to upgrading roadways and bridges to reduce congestion and leveraging Georgia's ports and the world's busiest airport to boost our capabilities and spur even more investment in new jobs.
Source: 2026 Georgia Governor campaign website CarrForGeorgia.com , Jun 22, 2025

Signed letter demanding Costco end DEI policies

A group of Republican attorneys general are demanding Costco end all of its diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) policies as a plethora of other retailers drop their programs.

In a letter to the wholesale store, the 19 Republicans demand Costco repeal their DEI policies within the next 30 days. If not, the company must provide an explanation as to why. The GOP officials, led by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton and Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird, argue the company’s DEI policies

Source: The Hill on Attorney General 2025 Press Release, "End DEI" , Jan 28, 2025

Other governors on Jobs: Chris Carr on other issues:
GA Gubernatorial:
Brad Raffensperger
Brian Kemp
Burt Jones
Chase Oliver
David Perdue
Geoff Duncan
Kandiss Taylor
Keisha Lance Bottoms
Mike Thurmond
Shane Hazel
Stacey Abrams
Vernon Jones
GA Senatorial:
Buddy Carter
Gary Black
Herschel Walker
John F. King
Jon Ossoff
Latham Saddler
Mike Collins
Raphael Warnock

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