Rep. Brockway Receives Endorsement of 70 House Members for SOS Campaign
Rep. Buzz Brockway, a self-proclaimed nerd, released a list of 70 House endorsements today for his Republican campaign for Georgia Secretary of State. Rep. Brockway states that he is “honored to have the endorsement of 70 colleagues in the Georgia House. I have worked over eight years in the Georgia House to push conservative issues and no one knows how hard I work better than these House members.”
The endorsements, with their respective House Districts, are:
Mandi Ballinger 23
Tim Barr 103
Paul Battles 15
Dave Belton 112
Josh Bonner 72
Jon Burns 159
Michael Caldwell 20
Wes Cantrell 22
David Casas 107
Joyce Chandler 105
David Clark 98
Heath Clark 147
Brooks Coleman 97
Kevin Cooke 18
Christian Coomer 14
Sharon Cooper 43
John Corbett 174
Clay Cox 108
Katie Dempsey 13
Robert Dickey 140
Matt Dubnik 29
Chuck Efstration 104
Earl Ehrhart 36
Terry England 116
Bubber Epps 144
Dan Gasaway 28
Rich Golick 40
Micah Gravley 67
Gerald Greene 151
Meagan Hanson 80
Buddy Harden 148
Brett Harrell 106
Matt Hatchett 150
Lee Hawkins 27
Dewayne Hill 3
Scott Hilton 95
Susan Holmes 129
Penny Houston 170
Rick Jasperse 11
Todd Jones 25
Trey Kelley 16
Tom Kirby 114
Jodi Lott 122
Howard Maxwell 17
Tom McCall 33
Greg Morris 156
Chad Nimmer 178
Randy Nix 69
Allen Peake 141
John Pezold 133
Clay Pirkle 155
Alan Powell 32
Jay Powell 171
Bert Reeves 34
Trey Rhodes 120
Terry Rogers 10
Ed Rynders 152
Ed Setzler 35
Jason Shaw 176
Jason Spencer 180
Ron Stephens 164
David Stover 71
Jan Tankersley 160
Kevin Tanner 9
Darlene Taylor 173
Tom Taylor 79
Sam Teasley 37
Scot Turner 21
Bill Werkheiser 157
Bruce Williamson 115
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Given that the opposition is Josh McKoon, Buzz probably would do better to work the old Busbee “Workhorse not a Showhorse” mantra. Done right, SoS just requires one to be a good manager over being a good politician. Unfortunately the current one is neither.
Is it normal for House Leadership to endorse in a primary? Raffensperger is/was a Rep too.
No matter who wins this, it should be interesting going up against (presumably) John Barrow in the GE.