Saturday, January 26, 2013
The Republican Senator will meet with constituents Tuesday at the Mountain View Regional Library.
- GOVERNMENT
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Saturday, January 26
Georgia State Sen. Judson Hill (R-East Cobb) will hold his first town hall meeting of the current legislative session early next week. The meeting takes place next Tuesday starting at 7 p.m. at the Mountain View Regional Library, 3320 Sandy Plains Road. Hill, the chairman of the Senate Finance Committee, also serves on the Appropriations, Insurance and Labor, Rules and Regulated Industries and Utilities committees. As the General Assembly convened, Hill also was voted the chairman of the Cobb legislative delegation. Here's Hill's latest e-mail newsletter to constituents.
Friday, June 15, 2012
The Georgia chapter of Americans for Prosperity has three Northeast Cobb Republicans high on its list.
- ELECTIONS
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Friday, June 15, 2012
The Georgia chapter of Americans for Prosperity released its 2011-2012 Georgia General Assembly Legislative scorecard earlier this month, with three Northeast Cobb legislators receiving an A+ rating. State Sen. Judson Hill and State Reps. Don Parsons and John Carson, all Republicans, earned the designations for their votes based on the conservative group's positions. Legislators were scored on 12 separate pieces of legislation, including Zero Based Budgeting (SB 33), Student Scholarships (HB 325), Revenue & Tax Relief Act (HB 386) and GA Government Accountability Act (HB 456). In addition, Congressman Tom Price, a Roswell Republican who represents Northeast Cobb in the U.S. House of Representatives, earned an "A" grade from AFP. Hill is…
Saturday, August 13, 2011
Proposed legislative maps are released by the Republican majority.
The new Georgia legislative maps unveiled on Friday would give something of a different look to state House seats in East Cobb and Northeast Cobb. But they're not expected to cut into a strong Republican majority in the area or the state. The maps were made public as the General Assembly begins a special session on Monday to approve the reapportionment changes, which are required after the release of the 2010 Census Report. East Cobb and Northeast Cobb's mostly-Republican delegations in both House and Senate are expected to be maintained, but some incumbents may file to run for 2012 in seats with different numbers and with some altered geographic lines. In the most noticeable change, the District 43 seat held by the late state Rep. Bobby…
Barney Fife
3:04 pm on Saturday, June 16, 2012
Wow. How come we don't see the details? Did you guys who wrote this even see the details of the rating? So the prosperous say he's doing well. What does his constituency think? Does he even know? Does he care? He never asks and he's too above them to even allow himself to be seen among the common folk. This article was a scam. It's like the drug companies doing their own research and giving … more ›