Governor Brian P. Kemp today announced that he has awarded more than $415 million in response to the economic harms caused by the COVID-19 pandemic and affecting hardworking Georgians and Georgia non-profits, government organizations, and businesses.

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Today the Kemp for Governor campaign announced that former Vice President Mike Pence will rally with Governor Brian Kemp on Monday, May 23rd, to get out the vote for the May 24th Republican primary.

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The NFIB Georgia PAC has endorsed Governor Brian Kemp in the May 24 primary for a second term as governor

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Today Governor Brian P. Kemp announced that Saint-Gobain ADFORS North America, a division of international light and sustainable construction company Saint-Gobain, will invest $28 million to expand its operations at its Dublin, Georgia, manufacturing facility, creating 400 new jobs over the next two years in Laurens County.

oday, Governor Brian P. Kemp signed SB 461, spearheaded by First Lady Marty Kemp and designed to further the fight against human trafficking in Georgia.

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Governor Brian P. Kemp today issued the following statement on the announcement of Chief Justice Harold Melton’s retirement later this year

Georgia Governor Brian Kemp signs bill allowing guns to be carried without license

Today, Governor Brian P. Kemp signed seven bills designed to benefit patients in Georgia and strengthen the state's healthcare system.

In case you missed it, Governor Brian Kemp and First Lady Marty Kemp have traveled across the state fulfilling legislative promises made to hardworking Georgians.

Kemp signs tax cut bill

Kemp signs bills targeting 'divisive concepts' in schools, trans girls playing sports

Georgia governor signs law exempting some military retirement from state income tax

Georgia Farm Bureau president: Freedom Farm to Bill protects farmers

13 WMAZ: Perry business owners embrace Jack Link's beef jerky plantGovernor Brian Kemp, along with the company's CEO Troy Link, and former Governor Sonny Perdue, made the announcement Tuesday."It’s that quality of workforce and the training support that they get is one of the many reasons Georgia continues to be the designation state for business, and is one of the reasons Jack Link's tells us that drew them to this community,” Governor Brian Kemp said at Tuesday’s announcement.The beef company has several plants in the Midwest, but the Perry plant will be its largest.Jack Link's CEO Troy Link says it's sure to be an economic driver, claiming to bring in at least 800 jobs.41 WMGT: Jack Link’s announces new production facility in PerryPerry Mayor Randall Walker says Jack Link’s choosing to build in Perry, is a reflection of the superior quality of life the city council is trying to create.“One of the things we’ve talked about constantly is our young professionals who are leaving Perry because there’s no good place for them to work or earn a good living,” Mayor Walker said.