Brian Kemp

Says making life more affordable is his top priority and cites tax cuts, tax rebates and gas tax suspensions as his approach.

Opposes full Medicaid expansion, saying it would "take 713,000 people off private-sector insurance and put them on Medicaid"; backs the Pathways program.

Called for a crackdown on illegal immigration.

Signed Georgia's six-week abortion limit in 2019 and defended it in 2023: "There's nothing 'terrible' about standing up for life."

Pushed to reduce personal and corporate income tax rates to 4.99%.

Urged people not to demonize law enforcement and to let officers do their jobs.

Supported vouchers for students to attend private schools.

Says the 2022 federal EV law "tried to push the market too quick"; says of clean energy in Georgia, "we're going to have to have more."

Backed the June 2025 U.S. strikes on Iran, saying "America can never allow Iran to obtain a nuclear weapon."

Says of tariffs: "If it's short-term, I think it's going to be great. If it's long-term, it could be problematic."

Supported constitutional carry without a permit.

Calls a blanket data center moratorium "irresponsible" and says he worries about China winning the AI race.