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Georgia

A silhouette of the state of Georgia

Basic Statistics

Georgia's Appalachian counties have a population of 3,537,542 (U.S. Census Bureau, 2024)

37 of Georgia's 159 counties lie within the Appalachian Region

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Nearly 1 out of every 10 residents (9.9%) in Appalachian Georgia is Black

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Georgia is the 19th most impoverished state in the U.S., with 12.7% of residents earning 100% or less of the Federal Poverty Level. More than 1 out of every 8 residents (12.9%) in Georgia's Appalachian counties lives in extreme poverty

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More than 1 out of every 7 adults (~14.3%) living in Georgia's Appalachian counties has not graduated from high school

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Check out APPLI's Infographics database for state- and county-level data and downloadable graphics.

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Resources

Georgia Adult Education Resources

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Georgia Northwestern Technical College - Chattooga Adult Learning Center

Chattooga Adult Learning Center
152 Senior Dr.
Summerville, GA 30747

Charge for Services:

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Counties Served:

  • Chattooga

Services Offered

  • Adult Literacy Education

  • Adult Numeracy Education

  • GED/High School Equivalency Prep

  • English Language Instruction

Delivery Model:

Contact Info:

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Email
(706) 857-0771
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Georgia Northwestern Technical College - Dade Adult Learning Center

Dade Adult Learning Center
Dade County High School
300 Tradition Lane
Trenton, GA 30752

Charge for Services:

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Counties Served:

  • Dade

Services Offered

  • Adult Literacy Education

  • Adult Numeracy Education

  • GED/High School Equivalency Prep

  • English Language Instruction

Delivery Model:

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Georgia Northwestern Technical College - Floyd County Campus Adult Education Center

Georgia Northwestern Technical College
Floyd County Campus
Adult Education Center
One Maurice Culberson Dr.
Rome, GA 30161

Charge for Services:

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Counties Served:

  • Floyd

Services Offered

  • Adult Literacy Education

  • Adult Numeracy Education

  • GED/High School Equivalency Prep

  • English Language Instruction

Delivery Model:

Contact Info:

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Email
(706) 295-6917
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Georgia Northwestern Technical College - Gordon County Campus Adult Education Center

Georgia Northwestern Technical College
Gordon County Campus
Adult Education Center
1151 Highway 53 Spur
Calhoun, GA 30701

Charge for Services:

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Counties Served:

  • Gordon

Services Offered

  • Adult Literacy Education

  • Adult Numeracy Education

  • GED/High School Equivalency Prep

  • English Language Instruction

Delivery Model:

Contact Info:

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Email
(706) 624-1111
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Georgia Northwestern Technical College - Polk County Campus Adult Education Center

Georgia Northwestern Technical College
Polk County Campus
Adult Education Center
466 Brock Rd.
Rockmart, GA 30153

Charge for Services:

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Counties Served:

  • Polk

Services Offered

  • Adult Literacy Education

  • Adult Numeracy Education

  • GED/High School Equivalency Prep

    • English Language Instruction

Delivery Model:

Contact Info:

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Email
(770) 684-7521
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Georgia Northwestern Technical College - Rome/Floyd Library Language and Literacy Center

Rome/Floyd Library
Language and Literacy Center
205 Riverside Parkway
Rome, GA 30161

Charge for Services:

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Counties Served:

  • Floyd

Services Offered

  • Adult Literacy Education

  • Adult Numeracy Education

  • GED/High School Equivalency Prep

    • English Language Instruction

Delivery Model:

Contact Info:

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Email
(706) 236-4617
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Literacy
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Literacy in Georgia

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23.8% of adults living in Georgia's Appalachian counties read below a 3rd Grade level

39.1% of adults read between a 3rd and 8th Grade level

37.1% of Georgia adults are proficient in reading texts above an 8th Grade level

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Numeracy
Dark blue silhouette of Georgia with five human figure icons (four white, one gold) above text: "Nearly 3 out of 4 adults living in Georgia's Appalachian counties struggle with basic math."

Numeracy in Georgia

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35.4% of adults living in Georgia's Appalachian counties struggle to solve math problems that require more than 1 step

37.9% of adults struggle to solve math problems that require more than 3 steps

26.7% of adults are proficient in math taught above an 8th Grade level

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Education Data

Georgia Education Data by County

Banks County

The image presents statistical information about Banks County, Georgia, provided by the Appalachian Learning Initiative. At the top, the text states "Appalachian Learning Initiative Banks County, Georgia" followed by "Population: 19,789". Below, on the left, five red and gray human icons indicate that "72.4% of Banks County adults read at or below an 8th Grade level." Within the bottom-left corner, there's a colorful map showing Banks County and surrounding areas, with different regions labeled, including Banks, Franklin, Madison, Jackson, Hall, and others. To the right, there are three data points: "24.2% of Banks County residents earn below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level", "11.8% of Banks County residents lack health insurance", and "17.3% of Banks County adults haven't graduated high school." At the bottom, there's the Appalachian Learning Initiative logo with "APPLI" over a stylized book spine. Below is the source "National Center for Education Statistics, 2020". In the lower right, there are icons for social media with the text "Follow us @APPLIOrg:".
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Percentage of Adults Reading
At or Below an 8th Grade Level

72.4%

Percentage of Adults Who Struggle
to Solve Math Problems
with More Than Three Steps

82.4%

Percentage of Adults Who Have
Not Graduated High School
or Achieved an Equivalent Certificate

20.5%

The image is an infographic about the Appalachian Learning Initiative in Banks County, Georgia, with a population of 19,789. The background is dark blue. At the top, bold white text states the title and population details. Below, on the left, are five white people icons with one shaded differently, symbolizing a statistic about math proficiency. Next to it, text highlights that 82.4% of adults struggle with basic math. In the center is a colorful map of counties, with Banks County highlighted in red. To the right, three statistical facts: 12.8% live in extreme poverty, 9.4% spend over 50% of their income on housing, and 8.9% rely on SNAP for assistance. At the bottom left is the APPLI logo with "Appalachian Learning Initiative www.appli.org" text. On the bottom right are social media icons with a handle, "@APPLIOrg," and the source "National Center for Education Statistics, 2020."
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Health Data

Georgia Public Health Data

Here are a couple of tips to help users access and utilize the information they'll find:​​

 

  • If a data point reads "Suppressed," this means that there were fewer than 10 cases in a jurisdiction. Because of this, the exact numbers have been hidden to protect the patients' identities.
     

  • Incidence and mortality rates are rates per 100,000 residents (e.g., HIV Diagnosis Rate)
     

  • Numbers that are expressed as percentages represent the percentage of the population living with a given health issue
     

  • The Pearson Correlation Coefficient shows the correlation between low literacy proficiency and a given health condition. Numbers range from -1.0 (a Perfect Negative correlation) to 1.0 (a Perfect Positive correlation). The closer the number is to -1.0 or 1.0, the higher the correlation between low literacy skills and the health condition.
     

  • Our sources for these data may be found on our Resources page in the Citations section.

All Cancer Incidence
(2017-2021)

Regional Rate (Per 100k)
(or)
Prevalence
Statewide Rate
(or)
Prevalence
National Rate
(or)
Prevalence

491.1

468.9

444.4

Pearson Correlation Coefficient

0.0

The image presents a horizontal correlation scale ranging from -1.0 to 1.0. On the left end, -1.0 is labeled "Perfect Negative Correlation" and on the right end, 1.0 is labeled "Perfect Positive Correlation." The center, marked as 0, is labeled "No Correlation." The scale is segmented into different correlation strengths: "Strong Negative Correlation" (-1.0 to -0.7), "Moderate Negative Correlation" (-0.6 to -0.4), "Weak Negative Correlation" (-0.3 to -0.1), "Weak Positive Correlation" (0.1 to 0.3), "Moderate Positive Correlation" (0.4 to 0.6), and "Strong Positive Correlation" (0.7 to 1.0).
The image presents data on cancer incidence in Georgia, specifically focusing on Appalachian counties, from 2017 to 2021. The left section features a map of northern Georgia, highlighting various counties in shades of purple that correspond to cancer incidence rates. A color gradient at the bottom moves from light purple to dark purple, labeled with incidence rates ranging from 425.9 to 572.1. In the central part, a text block provides statistics: an average of 17,881 cancer diagnoses per year in these counties, with a rate of 491.1 per 100,000 residents. This rate is higher than the statewide rate of 468.9 but lower than the national rate of 444.4. To the right, two counties, Pickens and Elbert, are highlighted with their higher incidence rates of 572.1 and 541.3, respectively. The background is a gradient of soft purple and gray tones.
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The image presents data on cancer incidence in Georgia, specifically focusing on Appalachian counties, from 2017 to 2021. The left section features a map of northern Georgia, highlighting various counties in shades of purple that correspond to cancer incidence rates. A color gradient at the bottom moves from light purple to dark purple, labeled with incidence rates ranging from 425.9 to 572.1. In the central part, a text block provides statistics: an average of 17,881 cancer diagnoses per year in these counties, with a rate of 491.1 per 100,000 residents. This rate is higher than the statewide rate of 468.9 but lower than the national rate of 444.4. To the right, two counties, Pickens and Elbert, are highlighted with their higher incidence rates of 572.1 and 541.3, respectively. The background is a gradient of soft purple and gray tones.
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The image presents data on cancer incidence in Georgia, specifically focusing on Appalachian counties, from 2017 to 2021. The left section features a map of northern Georgia, highlighting various counties in shades of purple that correspond to cancer incidence rates. A color gradient at the bottom moves from light purple to dark purple, labeled with incidence rates ranging from 425.9 to 572.1. In the central part, a text block provides statistics: an average of 17,881 cancer diagnoses per year in these counties, with a rate of 491.1 per 100,000 residents. This rate is higher than the statewide rate of 468.9 but lower than the national rate of 444.4. To the right, two counties, Pickens and Elbert, are highlighted with their higher incidence rates of 572.1 and 541.3, respectively. The background is a gradient of soft purple and gray tones.
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Social Determinants Data

Georgia Social Determinants Data

The Social Determinants of Health (SDOH) are non-medical factors that influence health outcomes, and include the conditions in which people are born, grow, work, live, and age, as well as the wider set of forces and systems shaping the conditions of daily life (World Health Organization, 2025).

 

Similarly, the Social Determinants of Learning (SDOL)™ framework defines SDOLs as "social and structural factors outside the individual learner, often beyond the traditional reach of teachers and schools, that can affect learning” (Levinson & Cohen, 2023). These include healthcare access and quality, economic stability, neighborhood and built environments, social inclusion and non-discrimination, educational access and quality, and family group and structural conflicts.

In both frameworks, social determinants can be predictive or correlated to both health and educational outcomes—people without access to a vehicle may be unable to access high-quality healthcare and educational services; people living with disabilities may face structural and discrimination-related barriers to accessing equitable healthcare and education services compared to able-bodied peers.

The infographics in this section highlight over 20 different social determinants, including measures of poverty, energy burden (the percentage of one's annual income spent on energy costs), housing burden (spending 50% or more of one's annual income on housing), and the prevalence of disabilities.

Please find below some tips to help users access and utilize the information they'll find:

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  • Numbers that are expressed as percentages represent the percentage of the population experiencing a given social determinant.
     

  • The counties highlighted generally represent the lowest and highest values of a given measure.
     

  • The Pearson Correlation Coefficient shows the correlation between low literacy proficiency and a given health condition. Numbers range from -1.0 (a Perfect Negative correlation) to 1.0 (a Perfect Positive correlation). The closer the number is to -1.0 or 1.0, the higher the correlation between low literacy skills and the social determinant.
     

  • Our sources for these data may be found on our Resources page in the Citations section.

% Bridges Fair - Poor
(2024)

Regional Prevalence
Statewide Prevalence
National Prevalence

36.1%

25.2%

55.8%

Pearson Correlation Coefficient

0.2

The image presents a horizontal correlation scale ranging from -1.0 to 1.0. On the left end, -1.0 is labeled "Perfect Negative Correlation" and on the right end, 1.0 is labeled "Perfect Positive Correlation." The center, marked as 0, is labeled "No Correlation." The scale is segmented into different correlation strengths: "Strong Negative Correlation" (-1.0 to -0.7), "Moderate Negative Correlation" (-0.6 to -0.4), "Weak Negative Correlation" (-0.3 to -0.1), "Weak Positive Correlation" (0.1 to 0.3), "Moderate Positive Correlation" (0.4 to 0.6), and "Strong Positive Correlation" (0.7 to 1.0).
The image is divided into two main sections. On the left, there is a map of northern Georgia highlighting its Appalachian counties in various shades of purple, indicating the condition of bridges within them. A color gradient below the map ranges from light purple, representing 10.7%, to dark purple at 67.1%. Specifically, counties like Gwinnett and Murray are highlighted with their respective percentages of 10.7% and 67.1%. The right side features a large heading: "Bridge Conditions in Georgia" followed by text stating that over one-third (36.1%) of bridges in Georgia's Appalachian counties are rated "Fair" or "Poor." The bottom-right corner depicts a photo of a bridge spanning a calm body of water with the APPLI (Appalachian Learning Initiative) logo and website URL below it.
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The image is divided into two main sections. On the left, there is a map of northern Georgia highlighting its Appalachian counties in various shades of purple, indicating the condition of bridges within them. A color gradient below the map ranges from light purple, representing 10.7%, to dark purple at 67.1%. Specifically, counties like Gwinnett and Murray are highlighted with their respective percentages of 10.7% and 67.1%. The right side features a large heading: "Bridge Conditions in Georgia" followed by text stating that over one-third (36.1%) of bridges in Georgia's Appalachian counties are rated "Fair" or "Poor." The bottom-right corner depicts a photo of a bridge spanning a calm body of water with the APPLI (Appalachian Learning Initiative) logo and website URL below it.
Social Media Graphic
The image is divided into two main sections. On the left, there is a map of northern Georgia highlighting its Appalachian counties in various shades of purple, indicating the condition of bridges within them. A color gradient below the map ranges from light purple, representing 10.7%, to dark purple at 67.1%. Specifically, counties like Gwinnett and Murray are highlighted with their respective percentages of 10.7% and 67.1%. The right side features a large heading: "Bridge Conditions in Georgia" followed by text stating that over one-third (36.1%) of bridges in Georgia's Appalachian counties are rated "Fair" or "Poor." The bottom-right corner depicts a photo of a bridge spanning a calm body of water with the APPLI (Appalachian Learning Initiative) logo and website URL below it.
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Federal Officials

Federal Elected Officials in Georgia

Brian Jack

Brian Jack

Representative
Republican
District:
GA
03
Counties Served

  • Carroll

  • Douglas (Part)

  • Haralson

  • Heard

Term:
2025-2027
Committee Assignments

  • House Oversight and Government Reform Committee

  • House Oversight and Government Reform Committee Delivering on Government Efficiency Subcommittee

  • House Oversight and Government Reform Committee Federal Law Enforcement Subcommittee

  • House Oversight and Government Reform Committee Government Operations Subcommittee

  • House Rules Committee

  • House Small Business Committee

  • House Small Business Committee Contracting and Infrastructure Subcommittee

  • House Small Business Committee Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Workforce Development Subcommittee (Chair)

Office Locations

Washington, D.C. Office

1320 Longworth House Office Building

Washington, DC 20515

Phone: (202) 225-5901

Newnan, GA Office

1601 E HWY 34

Suite B

Newnan, GA 30265

Phone: (770) 683-2033

Hank Johnson

Hank Johnson

Representative
Democrat
District:
GA
04
Counties Served

  • DeKalb (Part)

  • Gwinnett (Part)

Term:
2007-2027
Committee Assignments

  • House Judiciary Committee

  • House Judiciary Committee Administrative State, Regulatory Reform and Antitrust Subcommittee

  • House Judiciary Committee Courts, Intellectual Property, Artificial Intelligence and the Internet Subcommittee (Ranking Member)

  • House Judiciary Committee Oversight Subcommittee

  • House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee

  • House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee Aviation Subcommittee

  • House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee Highways and Transit Subcommittee

  • House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee Railroads, Pipelines and Hazardous Materials Subcommittee

Office Locations

Washington, D.C. Office

2240 Rayburn HOB

Washington, DC 20515

Phone: (202) 225-1605

Fax: (202) 226-0691

Decatur Office

5240 Snapfinger Park Drive

Ste 140

Decatur, GA 30035

Phone: (770) 987-2291

Fax: (770) 987-8721

Nikema Williams

Nikema Williams

Representative
Democrat
District:
GA
05
Counties Served

  • DeKalb (Part)

Term:
2021-2027
Committee Assignments

  • House Financial Services Committee

Office Locations

Washington, D.C. Office

1406 Longworth House Office Building

Washington, DC 20515

Phone: (202) 225-3801

Atlanta

100 Peachtree Street NW

Suite 1920

Atlanta, GA 30303

Phone: (404) 659-0116

Fax: (404) 331-0947

Lucy McBath

Lucy McBath

Representative
Democrat
District:
GA
06
Counties Served

  • Douglas (Part)

Term:
2025-2027
Committee Assignments

  • House Education and the Workforce Committee

  • House Education and the Workforce Committee Health, Employment, Labor and Pensions Subcommittee

  • House Education and the Workforce Committee Higher Education and Workforce Development Subcommittee

  • House Judiciary Committee

  • House Judiciary Committee Crime and Federal Government Surveillance Subcommittee (Ranking Member)

Office Locations

Washington, D.C. Office

2246 Rayburn House Office Building

Washington, DC 20515

Phone: (202) 225-4501

District Office

3330 Cumberland Boulevard SE

Suite 610

Atlanta, GA 30339

Phone: (470) 773-6330

Dr. Rich McCormick

Dr. Rich McCormick

Representative
Republican
District:
GA
07
Counties Served

  • Cherokee (Part)

  • Dawson

  • Forsyth

  • Hall (Part)

  • Lumpkin

Term:
2025-2027
Committee Assignments

  • House Armed Services Committee

  • House Armed Services Committee Cyber, Information Technologies and Innovation Subcommittee

  • House Armed Services Committee Tactical Air and Land Forces Subcommittee

  • House Science, Space and Technology Committee

Office Locations

Washington, D.C. Office

1719 Longworth House Office Building

Washington, DC 20515

Phone: (202) 225-4272

Cumming District Office

115 W Court House Square

Cumming, GA 30040

Phone: (770) 232-3005

Andrew Clyde

Andrew Clyde

Representative
Republican
District:
GA
09
Counties Served

  • Banks

  • Fannin

  • Gilmer

  • Gwinnett (Part)

  • Habersham

  • Hall (Part)

  • Jackson

  • Rabun

  • Stephens

  • Towns

  • Union

  • White

Term:
2021-2027
Committee Assignments

  • House Appropriations Committee

  • House Appropriations Committee Commerce, Justice, Science and Related Agencies Subcommittee

  • House Appropriations Committee Labor, Health and Human Services, Education and Related Agencies Subcommittee        

  • House Budget Committee

Office Locations

Washington, D.C. Office

445 Cannon HOB

Washington, DC 20515

Phone: (202) 225-9893

Fax: (202) 226-1224

Gainesville District Office

210 Washington St NW

Suite 202

Gainesville, GA 30501

Phone: (470) 768-6520

Mike Collins

Mike Collins

Representative
Republican
District:
GA
10
Counties Served

  • Barrow

  • Elbert

  • Franklin

  • Gwinnett (Part)

  • Hart

  • Madison

Term:
2023-2027
Committee Assignments

  • House Natural Resources Committee

  • House Natural Resources Committee Energy and Mineral Resources Subcommittee

  • House Natural Resources Committee Oversight and Investigations Subcommittee

  • House Science, Space and Technology Committee

  • House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee

  • House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee Highways and Transit Subcommittee

  • House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee Water Resources and Environment Subcommittee (Chair)

Office Locations

Washington, D.C. Office

2351 Rayburn House Office Building

Washington, DC 20515

Phone: (202) 225-4101

Monroe District Office

100 Court St.

Monroe, GA 30655

Phone: (770) 207-1776

Barry Loudermilk

Barry Loudermilk

Representative
Republican
District:
GA
11
Counties Served

  • Bartow

  • Cherokee (Part)

  • Gordon

  • Pickens

Term:
2015-2027
Committee Assignments

  • House Administration Committee

  • House Administration Committee Elections Subcommittee

  • House Administration Committee Oversight Subcommittee (Chair)

  • House Financial Services Committee

  • House Financial Services Committee Financial Institutions Subcommittee (Vice-Chair)

  • House Financial Services Committee Oversight and Investigations Subcommittee

Office Locations

Washington, D.C. Office

2133 Rayburn House Office Building

Washington, DC 20515

Phone: (202) 225-2931

Fax: (202) 225-2944

Woodstock District Office

9898 Highway 92

Suite 100

Woodstock, GA 30188

Phone: (770) 429-1776

Fax: (770) 517-7427

Cartersville District Office

135 West Cherokee Avenue

Suite 122

Cartersville, GA 30120

Phone: (770) 429-1776

David Scott

David Scott

Representative
Democrat
District:
GA
13
Counties Served

  • DeKalb (Part)

  • Gwinnett (Part)

Term:
2003-2027
Committee Assignments

  • House Agriculture Committee

  • House Agriculture Committee Commodity Markets, Digital Assets and Rural Development Subcommittee

  • House Agriculture Committee General Farm Commodities, Risk Management and Credit Subcommittee

  • House Financial Services Committee

Office Locations

Washington, D.C. Office

468 Cannon House Office Building

Washington, DC 20515

Phone: (202) 225-2939

Fax: (202) 225-4628

Riverdale District Office

81 Upper Riverdale Rd. SW

Suite 230

Riverdale, GA 30274

Phone: (770) 210-5073

Marjorie Taylor Greene

Marjorie Taylor Greene

Representative
Republican
District:
GA
14
Counties Served

  • Catoosa

  • Chattooga

  • Dale

  • Floyd

  • Murray

  • Paulding

  • Polk

  • Whitfield

Term:
2021-2027
Committee Assignments

  • House Homeland Security Committee

  • House Homeland Security Committee Counterterrorism and Intelligence Subcommittee

  • House Homeland Security Committee Oversight, Investigations and Accountability Subcommittee

  • House Oversight and Government Reform Committee

  • House Oversight and Government Reform Committee Delivering on Government Efficiency Subcommittee (Chair)

Office Locations

Washington, D.C. Office

2201 Rayburn Building

Washington, DC 20515

Phone: (202) 225-5211

Dalton District Office

P.O. Box 829

Dalton, GA 30722

Phone: (706) 226-5320

Jon Ossoff

Jon Ossoff

Senator
Democrat
District:
GA
Statewide
Counties Served

  • Statewide

Term:
2021-2027
Committee Assignments

  • Joint Committee on the Library

  • Senate Appropriations Committee

  • Senate Appropriations Committee Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration and Related Agencies Subcommittee

  • Senate Appropriations Committee Energy and Water Development Subcommittee

  • Senate Appropriations Committee Interior, Environment and Related Agencies Subcommittee

  • Senate Appropriations Committee Legislative Branch Subcommittee

  • Senate Appropriations Committee Military Construction, Veterans Affairs and Related Agencies Subcommittee(Ranking Member)

  • Senate Rules and Administration Committee

  • Senate Select Committee on Intelligence

Office Locations

Washington, D.C. Office

Hart Senate Office Building

Suite 303

Washington, DC 20510

Phone: (202) 224-3521

Fax: (202) 224-2575

Atlanta, Georgia

271 17th Street NW

Suite 1510

Atlanta, GA 30363

Phone: (470) 786-7800

Fax: (404) 949-0912

Augusta, Georgia

One Tenth Street

Suite 660

Augusta, GA 30901

Phone: (706) 261-5031

Columbus, Georgia

18 9th Street

Suite 513

Columbus, GA 31901

Phone: (706) 780-7053

Fax: (202) 228-2346

Savannah, Georgia

532 Stephenson Avenue

Suite 103B

Savannah, GA 31405

Phone: (912) 200-9402

Fax: (202) 228-6565

Rev. Raphael Warnock

Rev. Raphael Warnock

Senator
Democrat
District:
GA
Statewide
Counties Served

  • Statewide

Term:
2021-2027
Committee Assignments

  • Senate Agriculture, Nutrition and Forestry Committee

  • Senate Agriculture, Nutrition and Forestry Committee Food and Nutrition, Specialty Crops, Organics and Research Subcommittee

  • Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee

  • Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee Economic Policy Subcommittee (Ranking Member)

  • Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee Financial Institutions and Consumer Protection Subcommittee

  • Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee Securities, Insurance and Investment Subcommittee

  • Senate Finance Committee

  • Senate Special Committee on Aging

Office Locations

Washington, D.C. Office

Russell Senate Office Building

Suite 416

Washington, DC 20510

Phone: (202) 224-3643

Atlanta

201 17th Street NW

Suite 530

Atlanta, GA 30363

Phone: (770) 694-7828

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