State House, District 32District race (Georgia) · 2 candidates
In their own words
Chris Erwin
WebsiteBallotpedia- Campaign statement
We must provide a quality education for all of our citizens. It is critical that preschool programs are offered to our youngest citizens and that technical colleges are supported to develop a strong workforce. I will work tirelessly to see education and education workforce come first.
CampaignCampaign website - Campaign statement
Georgia leads the country in job development. Supporting new industries and small businesses creates jobs and is what bolsters economic growth. Our Republican leadership has led the way in this economic boom in Georgia. I will use conservative values to ensure economic prosperity for Georgia.
CampaignCampaign website
Voting record
- SB 220 (2026) Putting Georgia's Patients First Act (renames low-THC oil as medical cannabis): Yea · 3/23/2026 · Agree to Senate amendment to House substitute, 144–21 · House Vote #743
- SB 36 (2025) Georgia Religious Freedom Restoration Act: Yea · 4/2/2025 · Passage, 96–70 · House Vote #401
- SB 1 (2025) Fair and Safe Athletic Opportunities Act: Yea · 3/31/2025 · Passage, 100–64 · House Vote #350
- HB 428 (2025) Health: codify right to in vitro fertilization: Yea · 3/28/2025 · Agree to Senate substitute, 160–0 · House Vote #333
- SB 68 (2025) Civil practice: revision of provisions on civil practice, evidence, damages and liability in tort actions: Yea · 3/20/2025 · Passage, 91–82 · House Vote #290
- HB 111 (2025) Income tax: reduce rate of tax: Yea · 3/6/2025 · Passage, 110–60 · House Vote #196
- SB 140 (2023) Prohibits certain surgical procedures for treating gender dysphoria in minors in hospitals and licensed facilities: Yea · 3/16/2023 · Passage, 96–75 · House Vote #243
- HB 481 (2019) Living Infants Fairness and Equality (LIFE) Act: Not Voting · 3/29/2019 · Agree to Senate substitute, 92–78 · House Vote #343
Official roll calls, Georgia General Assembly (open the vote number on the bill page). Final floor vote on each bill in the chamber the member sat in at the time (passage, or agreeing to the other chamber's changes); titles are the official captions. Bills voted on before the member took office are not listed. Which bills and why · Checked 10/18/2026.
Rebecca Sims
WebsiteBallotpedia- Key message 1
Everyone who works full-time should be able to afford the basics of life. That means being able to pay for housing, put food on the table, and cover everyday expenses without constant fear of falling behind. …
- Key message 2
I believe healthcare should be guaranteed for every Georgian and paid for responsibly, so no one has to choose between seeing a doctor and paying their bills. Access to medical care should not depend on your job, your income, or where you live. …
- Key message 3
There is no greater resource than our people. From fully funding our K–12 public schools to expanding access to higher education, we must invest in public education at every level. …