Mesha Mainor

Strongly Agree

Human life has God-given dignity and deserves legal protection from conception until natural death. I co-sponsored legislation with Rep. Lauren Daniel affirming life begins at conception in school curriculums. My view is consistent: I support penalties for crime, but not the death penalty. Justice must be firm, but the state should not take a life God created.

Schools should first ensure a student in a crisis pregnancy feels safe, supported, and protected. If a child seeks help from a school official, that trusted adult should listen without judgment and provide immediate care. A discussion should then explain why a parent or guardian needs to be involved, while addressing the student’s fears. If needed, a licensed family therapist can help guide that conversation. Families should receive clear, step-by-step resources connecting them to community organizations that support a safe delivery and ongoing care. If the pregnancy is the result of a crime, school officials must follow reporting laws and contact law enforcement to protect the student.

Strongly Agree

I sponsored this bill with Senator Harbin. As a State Representative, I initiated the first step of the process to display the Ten Commandments as law.

Strongly Agree

I passed legislation to create freedom of speech hubs on college campuses. As State School Superintendent, I would prioritize creating spaces for Christian students to have the same rights as other religious groups

Strongly Disagree

Israel is a sovereign nation with the right to defend itself, and the United States stands as a strong ally. The creation of a Palestinian state is not a decision for America to impose, just as we reject foreign interference in our own governance. While the Palestinian people have endured great suffering, accountability lies with leadership aligned with terrorism. I do not support boycotting a nation acting in its defense, while always praying for the protection of innocent lives.

Strongly Agree

Strongly Disagree

First, people have the right to choose to work as a freedom of expression. Govt.should not guarantee income, but create conditions for opportunity. I created the Fulton County Technology and Energy Authority and other workforce initiatives, as a state Rep. I support policies that connect Georgians to high-growth careers, strengthen local economies, and reward work. A conservative approach prioritizes fiscal responsibility, limited government, and pathways to self-sufficiency—not dependency.

Strongly Agree

I support eliminating the U.S. Department of Education and returning authority to states and local communities. Education decisions are best made closest to students, parents, and teachers—not by a distant federal bureaucracy. This approach increases accountability, reduces inefficiency, and allows Georgia to tailor solutions that reflect our values, workforce needs, and commitment to student success.

Strongly Agree

I support taxpayer funding of public education from Pre-K through college as a strategic investment in Georgia’s future. Through my ROI Framework, every dollar must produce measurable outcomes—literacy, workforce readiness, and economic mobility. We owe taxpayers transparency and accountability, ensuring funding drives results, strengthens communities, and delivers a clear return on investment for students and the state.

Strongly Disagree

I do not support abortion or gender-affirming providers, including Planned Parenthood, serving as instructional resources in schools. Schools should prioritize academics and partner with parents, not outside organizations that conflict with family values. Health matters should be handled with parental involvement and appropriate medical professionals, ensuring students are supported while respecting parental rights and community standards.

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Students should have equality of opportunity. Every child deserves access to a high-quality education, effective teachers, safe schools, and the support needed to succeed. Outcomes will vary based on effort, ability, and choices, but our responsibility is to ensure a fair starting point, remove barriers to success, and hold systems accountable for providing real opportunity—not guaranteeing identical results.

It’s illegal for a person to carry a firearm if convicted of certain crimes. Likewise, there should be a way for someone to alert officials if someone with a mental health challenges has a a firearm.

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Conservative

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My spiritual beliefs are rooted in a personal relationship with God, guided by Scripture, prayer, and daily accountability. I believe every person is created with purpose, dignity, and value. My faith teaches me to live as a witness, not only in words but in action, through integrity, service, courage, and grace. I believe tribute is shown through stewardship, gratitude, and honoring God with the gifts, opportunities, and responsibilities He has entrusted to me. My values are truth, compassion, family, discipline, and obedience to God’s Word. Faith is the foundation of how I lead, serve, and persevere, and I strive to reflect Christ in both public and private life.

If sex education is taught, it should be age-appropriate, medically accurate, and aligned with parental involvement. Core topics should include abstinence, consent, human anatomy and the reproductive system, stages of pregnancy and fetal development, and the physical and emotional health outcomes of sexual activity. Instruction may include basic information on contraceptive methods and risks, but should not include explicit content, promotion of sexual behavior, or gender identity ideology. Parents should have full transparency and the ability to opt in or out.

Strongly Disagree

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