The Brief
- Republican Rick Jackson campaigned in Paulding County on Monday, promising tax cuts and an effort to root out government corruption.
- Jackson criticized his Democratic opponent, Keisha Lance Bottoms, over a decision she made in the summer of 2020.
- Bottoms met with Asian American and Pacific Islander voters in Alpharetta for a discussion on education, health care, small businesses and affordability.
PAULDING COUNTY, Ga. – Georgia gubernatorial candidates Rick Jackson and Keisha Lance Bottoms made campaign appearances Monday, a week before Election Day, taking their messages to voters in Paulding County and Alpharetta.
What we know:
Jackson, the Republican nominee, told voters at a Paulding County rally that he would cut income taxes in half during his first term, reduce property taxes and root out government corruption. He also criticized Bottoms over a decision she made in the summer of 2020, accusing her of failing to support constituents.
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