Nathan Deal

Former Georgia governor; former US Representative from Georgia

A Representative from Georgia; born in Millen, Jenkins County, Ga., August 25, 1942; attended public schools in Washington County, Ga.; B.A., Mercer University, Macon, Ga., 1964; J.D., Mercer University School of Law, Macon, Ga., 1966; United States Army, 1966-1968; lawyer, private practice; assistant district attorney, Northeastern Judicial Circuit, 1970-1971; judge of the juvenile court of Hall County, Ga., 1971-1972; Hall County, Ga., attorney, 1977-1979; member of the Georgia state senate, 1981-1993; elected as a Democrat to the One Hundred Third and to the succeeding Congress, changed his party affiliation to Republican on April 10, 1995 (January 3, 1993-April 10, 1995); elected as a Republican to the One Hundred Fifth Congress and to the six succeeding Congresses until his resignation on March 21, 2010 (January 3, 1997-March 21, 2010); Governor of Georgia, 2011-present.

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Leadership & Staff

Ansley Erdel

• Lobbyist

Dana Harris

• Position

Britt Grant Justice of the Supreme Court of Georgia; Trump nominee to be a Circuit Judge on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit

• Communications Director (past)

Mark Maddox Fellow, American Action Forum

• chief of staff (past)

Padgett R Wilson Former Aide for Nathan Deal

• Aide (past)

Positions

Republican Governors Association

• Member

Government Positions

House Energy and Commerce Health Subcommittee

• Ranking Member

Donors

Nathan Deal for Congress

• Principal Campaign Committee

Federal Election Campaign Contributions

George W Bush 43rd US president, ex-governor of Texas, son of George H W Bush

• 1 contribution · 2,000 USD ('04)

Gregory H Laughlin US Representative from Texas

• 2 contributions · 2,000 USD ('96→Apr 5 '96)

Saxby Chambliss Republican US Senator and Representative from Georgia

• 2 contributions · 2,000 USD ('05→Aug 26 '05)

Georgia Republican Party One of the two major political parties in the U.S. state of Georgia.

• 2 contributions · 970 USD ('96→Jul 25 '96)

Judy Borg Biggert US Representative from Illinois

• 2 contributions · 800 USD ('09→Jun 30 '09)

Robert Aderholt US Representative from Alabama (1997-present)

• 1 contribution · 500 USD ('98)

Nathan Deal Former Georgia governor; former US Representative from Georgia

• 1 contribution · 250 USD (Apr 16 '92)

Campaign Donors

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Philip A Wilheit Sr President Wilheit Packaging and Marketing Images

• 19 contributions · 17,500 USD ('92→'08)

Howard Cohen

• 3 contributions · 5,000 USD ('05→'08)

M Christine Jacobs Chairman & CEO of Theragenics Corp

• 4 contributions · 4,500 USD ('03→'07)

James Derderian Lobbyist, Stanton Park Group

• 3 contributions · 4,300 USD ('06→'07) [+1]

• 2 contributions · 3,300 USD ('06→'07)

Benjamin Leon Jr Leon Medical Centers

• 3 contributions · 4,000 USD (Mar 28 '06)

Rhod Shaw

• 4 contributions · 3,169 USD ('05→'08)

James Hawkins III Partner, Alpine Group

• 4 contributions · 3,000 USD (Jun 29 '05→Nov 15 '07)

Darren Willcox Lobbyist, Founder and Principal, W Strategies; former Principal at Dutko Worldwide

• 3 contributions · 2,500 USD ('05→Feb 22 '08)

Matthew Todd Tuten

• 4 contributions · 2,500 USD ('05→'07)

Robert H Hurt

• 3 contributions · 2,500 USD ('97→'03)

Memberships

Republican Party The U.S. Republican Party

• Member

Democratic Party The U.S. Democratic Party

• Member

US House of Representatives lower house of the United States Congress

• Representative (Jan 5 '93→Jan 3 '95) [+3]

• Representative (Jan 4 '07→Mar 22 '10)

• Representative (Jan 7 '03→Jan 3 '07)

• Representative (Jan 4 '95→Jan 3 '03)

Telecommunications and the Internet Subcommittee

• Member

House Energy and Commerce Health Subcommittee

• Member

Environment and Hazardous Materials Subcommittee

• Member

House Energy and Commerce Committee

• Member

Family

Denise Deal Georgia Leads finance director, former Georgia gov. daughter-in-law

• daughter in law

Schools

Mercer University The oldest private university in Georgia

• BA (?→'64)

Miscellaneous Relationships

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