10 compete to become Georgia’s next lieutenant governor
Ten candidates, three Democrats and seven Republicans, are competing to become Georgia's next lieutenant governor, with current Lt. Gov. Burt Jones running for governor. The candidates have varying backgrounds and policy proposals, including expanding Medicaid and addressing rising costs.
Ten candidates are vying for Georgia's lieutenant governor position. Three Democrats and seven Republicans are competing, with seven having served in the General Assembly. Current Lt. Gov. Burt Jones is running for governor, creating the open seat. The candidates include Josh McLaurin, Nabilah Parkes, and Richard Wright among Democrats, and David Clark among Republicans. The lieutenant governor presides over the Senate and assumes gubernatorial duties if needed. Candidates' policy proposals include expanding Medicaid, addressing rising costs, and creating new small-business tax credits.
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