Brad Raffensperger Navigates GOP Challenges in Georgia Governor Race

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Brad Raffensperger, Georgia's Secretary of State, is running for the Republican nomination for governor amidst significant opposition from his party, particularly from Trump supporters. He has invested $5 million of his own funds into his campaign and emphasizes issues like lowering property taxes and improving public safety, rather than focusing on the controversial 2020 election. As the May 19 primary approaches, Raffensperger's ability to maintain support in a party that has largely turned against him will be a critical indicator of the GOP's direction. His personal experiences, including the loss of his son to a fentanyl overdose, shape his approach to public safety and governance.
Key Details: • Primary elections are scheduled for May 19. • Raffensperger has invested $5 million into his campaign. • He has reserved over $3 million for advertising starting in April. • Raffensperger's campaign focuses on property tax caps and school choice.