Q&A with District 4 House Candidate: Voter Guide
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The U.S. House District 4 race in Georgia features incumbent Democratic Rep. Hank Johnson and his Republican challenger, James Duffie. Johnson promises to lower the cost of groceries, gas, and housing, make health care accessible and affordable for every American, and reform the Supreme Court if re-elected. He also plans to continue serving on the House Judiciary Committee, and the Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure, and to investigate all the ways that “pay to play” schemes have enriched Trump and his allies.
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U.S. House District 4 Race: Incumbent Democrat Hank Johnson vs Republican James Duffie
For the U.S. House District 4 race, voters in Tucker, Clarkston, and Stone Mountain will choose between incumbent Democratic Representative Hank Johnson and his Republican opponent, James Duffie. To view the district map, click here. All election coverage by Decaturish.com can be accessed at decaturish.com/voter_guide.
Candidate Profiles
Decaturish reached out to both candidates with a series of questions. Only Johnson responded. The post will be updated if Duffie responds.
Hank Johnson (Incumbent)
Hank Johnson, a Democrat, has been serving Georgia’s Fourth Congressional District since 2006. His campaign details can be found on his website at hankforcongress.com, and he is also active on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
Johnson’s Platform
Johnson plans to prioritize lowering the costs of groceries, gas, and housing, making healthcare accessible and affordable for all Americans, rooting out corruption, and resolving the conflict with Iran. He believes his record of service distinguishes him from his opponent, and he criticizes the Trump administration’s policies as disastrous.
Important Details for Nov. 3 Election
Georgian voters can register for the general election until Oct. 5. All the necessary steps and information for voter registration can be found at registertovote.sos.ga.gov. The state provides a convenient My Voter Page at mvp.sos.ga.gov for registered voters to confirm their status and learn their polling place and ID requirements.
Advance voting runs from Oct. 13-30. A list of early voting locations can be found at DeKalbvotes.com. If necessary, a runoff election would take place on Dec. 1.
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