Senator Ginn, District 47 (R)
2011 – present
office: (404) 656-4700
cell: (706) 680-4466
Office: 121-I Capitol
frank.ginn@senate.ga.gov
Frank’s Website
Natural Resources and the Environment (Ex-Officio)
Regulated Industries and Utilities
Appropriations
Transportation (Chairman)
Economic Development and Tourism
Signature Policies
Reduce the Size of Government: Frank Ginn’s website claims that he is “a defender of local taxpayers against an endless stream of state regulations.”
Creating a Business-Friendly Environment: Ginn supports tax breaks to help relocate out of state businesses to Georgia. He also opposes unions and minimum wage increases.
Election Results
2022 Republican Primary
Frank Ginn (incumbent) – 66.1%
Ross Harvin – 20.6%
Charlie Chase — 13.3%
2020 General Election
Frank Ginn (R) – 65.9%
Dawn Johnson (D) – 34.1%
Voting Record
ACC Homestead Exemption: YES
Mental Health Parity Act: YES
Ban “Divisive Concepts”: YES
Sex Discrimination Protection: did not vote
Criminalize Protest: YES
Allow Permitless Carry: YES
Expand Postpartum Medicaid: YES
Ban the Abortion Pill: YES
Mandate Cash Bail: YES
Learn more about 2022 votes.
COVID Immunity for Businesses: YES
Paid Parental Leave: YES
Ban Banning Natural Gas: YES
Ban the Defunding of Police: YES
Tax Airbnb and VRBO: YES
End the Citizen’s Arrest: NO
Expand Education Vouchers: YES
Restrict Absentee Voting: YES
Allow Early End to Probation: excused
Criminalize Protest: no vote in Senate
Omnibus Voter Suppression: YES
Collect Internet Sales Tax: YES
Fight Hate Crimes: NO
Adopt Budget: YES
“Peace Officer’s Bill of Rights”: YES
License / Criminalize Hemp: YES
Stop Burning Creosote RR Ties: YES
Ban Surprise Medical Bills: YES
Postpartum Medicaid Coverage: YES
Raise Coal Ash Fee: YES
Expunge More Criminal Records: YES
Restrict Signature Bonds: YES
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Protect Confederate Monuments: YES
Require Schools Allow Recess: YES
Apply for Medicaid Waivers: YES
Takeover the Atlanta Airport: NO
Improve EMS Transparency: YES
Buy Voting Machines: YES
Protect Renters from Retaliation: YES
Ban Abortion: YES
Learn more about 2019 votes.
Frank Ginn (incumbent) – 66.1%