Rick Jackson

Economy
On the economy, the campaign calls for an immediate property-tax freeze, cutting the state income tax by half over four years, freezing tuition and room-and-board at public colleges and technical schools, using technology and AI to cut wasteful state spending, and a "Legacy Corridor Initiative" targeting six historic commercial districts for entrepreneurship and capital investment. It also proposes tying public assistance to work or job training for able-bodied recipients.

Health
On health care, the campaign proposes modernizing health-system technology, cutting out cost-driving middlemen, expanding rural health-care availability, negotiating lower pharmaceutical prices, and positioning Georgia as a national model for health-care delivery.

Agriculture/Food
The platform commits to more affordable capital access for farm operations and helping farmers get better pricing on materials and equipment, plus broader job creation aimed at getting Georgia agricultural products into new markets.

Security
On public safety, the campaign says it would better resource and train law enforcement, end what it calls "revolving-door" justice policies, and launch school-based programs promoting respect for police, while also addressing the criminal-justice system's mental-health dimension. It separately proposes strengthening protections against ideological content in schools, barring transgender girls from girls' sports and facilities, and accelerating foster-care permanency and support.

Immigration
The platform states a goal of making Georgia the top state for deporting people in the country illegally who have committed crimes, and pledges unambiguous enforcement of immigration law.

Education
On education, the campaign calls for higher educator pay, making Georgia a national leader in childhood literacy, expanding career pathways for all students, and matching a federal $1,000-per-child education savings account program, with extra support targeted at children in poverty.

Governance
On governance, the platform proposes term limits for elected officials, comprehensive audits of state programs with the power to shut down ones judged ineffective, what it calls the strongest ethics laws in the country, a ban on DEI programs in state government, universities, and schools, and a ban on taxpayer funding of political activism.