U.S. House, District 3District race (Georgia) · 2 candidates
In their own words
Brian Jack
WebsiteBallotpedia- Secure our Border, End Illegal Immigration and Stop Crime
There is no more pressing issue our nation faces than Joe Biden’s border crisis. The ongoing invasion of millions of illegal migrants across our border - ushered on by this administration and Democrats in Congress - is an existential threat to America’s sovereignty and national security.
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Deadly drugs and violent criminals have flooded into our state, turning every community in Georgia into a border town. The tragic slaying of Laken Riley in Athens by an illegal alien with a lengthy criminal record is unfortunately not an isolated incident - innocent Americans are terrorized constantly by those who …
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In 2016, I helped elect President Trump to make our nation great again, and served in his White House to implement an America First agenda - with strengthening border security being the top priority. …
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Joe Biden dismantled President Trump’s proven border security policies on Day One of his administration. Georgia families are suffering the results - rising crime, devastating fentanyl overdoses, lost economic opportunity and a government that puts illegals before its own citizens.
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Maura Keller
WebsiteBallotpedia- Key message 1
I’m committed to creating real opportunities for everyone in District 3. A fairer economic future is the foundation of all my positions, and we must start by raising the minimum wage.
- Key message 2
In Georgia, a livable wage should be at least $22/hour, yet too many of our neighbors—hardworking families, teachers, nurses, and essential workers—are stuck at the federal minimum of $7.25/hour. This rate hasn’t risen in 16 years, while inflation keeps driving up costs for rent, groceries, and basics.
- Key message 3
Previous representatives repeatedly voted to keep this outdated wage, leaving families deeper in debt and struggle.