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Candidates › GA-13 race › 2025–2026
R Republican nominee for U.S. House, GA-13
Has not served in Congress
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Jonathan Chavez is running for Congress to deliver unity, accountability, and real results—not clout. As a father of four, he’s focused on lowering the cost of living, improving healthcare access, strengthening schools, and delivering infrastructure that works for our communities.
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Cut red tape, grow suburban jobs, support small businesses, and pursue fair tax options so families keep more of what they earn.
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Expand affordable options—Medicaid expansion and rural telehealth—so care is closer and costs are lower.
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Safer transit, reliable broadband, and classrooms that prepare students for real opportunity.
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Let’s meet in the heart of Georgia’s 13th Congressional District to champion education that puts parents first, empowering school choice, expanding charter options, and dismantling federal overreach so our children thrive with real-world skills and unbridled potential. Join Jonathan Chavez at our upcoming town halls and workshops—your ideas, your passion, and your commitment will help us build classrooms of excellence, turning the promise of conservative values into a brighter future for every student.
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In the pursuit of true fiscal equity that echoes the American promise of opportunity for every citizen, Jonathan Chavez champions the FairTax proposal as the cornerstone of “Fair Tax For All” in Georgia’s 13th Congressional District—a bold replacement for the convoluted federal income, payroll, corporate, and estate taxes with a simple 23% national sales tax on new goods and services, abolishing the IRS and its burdensome four-million-word code once and for all. This system levels the playing field by treating every purchaser equally at the register, while delivering a monthly prebate rebate to all legal households—enough to cover taxes on essentials up to the poverty level, ensuring low-income families pay zero net tax and turning regressive burdens into progressive relief that rewards thrift and penalizes only lavish spending. Workers pocket their full paychecks without withholdings, seniors enjoy tax-free Social Security and pensions, and businesses flourish free from hidden compliance costs, sparking economic growth, job creation, and wage hikes that lift every Georgian from bustling urban centers to rural heartlands. Under Jonathan’s leadership, the FairTax isn’t just reform—it’s a reclamation of fairness, where the wealthy shoulder more through their choices, the middle class thrives unencumbered, and the vulnerable are shielded, forging a prosperous future where tax freedom empowers us all to build the lives we deserve.
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Enhancing resources for police and sheriff departments
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Providing transportation and support programs to help veterans
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Investing in accessible and quality education opportunities
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Campaign committee · 2025–2026 · latest available filing · Official FEC bulk data · committee C00874016
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