Stephen Aaron

Today and every day, we remain committed to continuing the fight against the bureaucratic Dark Side and standing up for liberty, common sense, and limited government. May the 4th be with you. #ga9gop #gapol #gagop

Early voting for Georgia’s Republican Primary starts tomorrow, April 27. This primary is our opportunity as Republicans to choose the candidates we believe are best prepared to carry our principles forward and defeat the Democrats in November. Primary elections matter. This is where we decide who will represent our party, our values, and our vision for Georgia heading into the general election. Early voting will run from April 27 through May 15, and Primary Election Day is May 19. Do not wait until the last minute. Make your plan, know where you are voting, and encourage your family, friends, and neighbors to do the same. Bank your vote early. Help us build momentum. Let’s make sure Republicans are ready for November. #ga9gop #gapol #gagop

#Trump is so good for the environment that even the wildlife is returning to DC! Look at this little #Raccoon I captured looking for dinner at the #Ellipse Happy #EarthDay !

North Carolina innovation is moving faster. Addul Ali, CEO of a North Carolina media and consulting company, says the Working Families @TaxCuts Act helped fuel hiring, new technology, and growth. R&D expensing and full bonus depreciation are giving American businesses room to build. More innovation. More jobs. More America First results. Thank you @POTUS and @WhiteHouse for backing American businesses and American workers. 🇺🇸

Good policy is not theory. It is real life. 🇺🇸 In Georgia, @SaaronGA says the Working Families @TaxCuts Act increased his take home pay and helped his family farm reinvest, grow, and keep moving forward. When families keep more of what they earn, small farms and local communities get stronger. That is America First policy delivering real results.

Today, the 9th District Republican Party District Committee met and voted to contribute the maximum allowable amount to Aizaz Shaikh’s campaign for State Senate District 7. This race is a true pickup opportunity, and with multiple Democrats in the field, it will come down to turnout and effort. Aizaz is putting in the work—but he can’t do it alone. If you want to see this seat flipped, now is the time to step up: 👉 Donate 👉 Volunteer 👉 Help us turn out the vote Every dollar and every hour matters in a race like this. You can learn more and support Aizaz here: aizaz4senate.org Let’s get to work and deliver a win in the 7th Senate District. #ga9gop #gapol #gagop

Georgia taxpayers deserved better and the Senate failed them. House Bill 947 would have closed the BBCE loophole in our SNAP program, strengthened oversight, and helped ensure benefits actually go to those who truly need them. Instead? The Georgia Senate Agriculture & Consumer Affairs Committee let it die. Let’s be clear: 🚨 Georgia already has one of the highest SNAP error rates in the nation 🚨 BBCE allows benefits to be approved without full financial verification 🚨 Taxpayers are now on the hook for waste, fraud, and growing liabilities This wasn’t complicated. It was accountability. We had the opportunity to protect taxpayer dollars and restore trust in a program meant to serve the most vulnerable and the Senate walked away. That’s not leadership. That’s negligence. Read the full statement ⬇️ americafirstpolicy.com/issues/afpi-st…

Georgians believe in helping their neighbors but compassion without accountability isn’t sustainable. With a nearly 16% error rate, Georgia’s SNAP program is now among the worst-performing in the nation, putting taxpayer dollars and public trust at risk. HB 947 offered a simple fix: verify eligibility upfront and reduce waste, without impacting those who truly qualify. Georgia missed an opportunity this session. Let’s not make the same mistake next year. Read more: earlycountynews.com/articles/georg…

HB 963 should have been an easy yes. This bill simply prohibited foreign nationals from engaging in Georgia’s elections, something most Americans already believe is common sense. Instead, the Georgia Senate tabled it. At a time when public trust in our elections matters more than ever, refusing to close clear gaps sends the wrong message. Georgia’s elections should be decided by Georgians. Full stop. 🇺🇸 Read @A1Policy's statement ⬇️ americafirstpolicy.com/issues/afpi-ge…

Today is Election Day. To our friends in Georgia’s 14th District—this is your reminder to get out and vote. Special elections like this are almost always decided by turnout. While a lot of people sit on the sidelines, the ones who show up are the ones who decide who represents the district. That means your vote carries even more weight today than it normally would. There’s a clear choice on the ballot, and [INSERT CANDIDATE NAME] is running to represent your values and your community. But none of that matters if people don’t show up. Don’t assume someone else will take care of it. Don’t assume the outcome is already decided. In a race like this, a small number of votes can make the difference. Polls are open now—take a few minutes, go vote, and make sure your voice is heard. #ga9gop #gapol #gagop

Please see the following statement on HB 369 from the 9th District Republican Party #ga9gop #gapol #gagop

Looks like I’m first in line to VOTE NO on the far-left gerrymandering referendum in Arlington. Here are the Early Voting details: vote.arlingtonva.gov/Early-Voting

The radical left cried "Jim Crow 2.0" about GA's 2021 election law & predicted a collapse in voter turnout. What happened? Record-breaking midterm election turnout in 2022. It’s the same lie with the SAVE America Act: proof of citizenship = voter suppression? Wrong. It's common sense.

Yesterday, the Executive Committee of the Republican Party of Georgia’s 9th Congressional District voted to pass a resolution affirming primary neutrality. Today, the full District Committee — the overarching governing body of the Republican Party of Georgia’s 9th Congressional District — also took up the matter and voted separately. Two different bodies. Two separate votes. The same conclusion. The primaries belong to Republican voters — not political insiders, not ideologues, and not decisions made in shady back rooms. Our nominees are chosen by the grassroots at the ballot box. Regardless of what those questing for power, fighting windmills, or playing purity police may say, the 9th District understands the job of a political party. Our singular and most important purpose is to elect Republicans to office. Anyone who tells you otherwise is selling you a bill of goods. We stand firm in our commitment to let the grassroots decide our candidates — not insiders, not pressure campaigns, not self-appointed gatekeepers, and not grifters. The primary belongs to Republican voters. Always has. Always will. #ga9gop #gapol #gagop

The Republican Party is a grassroots party — built from the bottom up, not the top down. Our nominees are chosen by Republican primary voters, not by insiders in smoke-filled rooms, not by delegations putting their thumbs on the scale, and not by outside pressure. Neutrality in contested primaries protects the integrity of our process and ensures that the voice of the grassroots is heard loud and clear. Let the voters decide. That’s how it should be. #ga9gop #gapol #gagop

It’s just common sense!