Frank Ginn

Ginn earned his B.S. in agricultural engineering from the University of Georgia. His professional experience includes working as director of member services for Jackson EMC. He was also director of member services for Jackson EMC. Ginn served as county manager of Franklin County from 1985 to 2009 and as city manager for the towns of Sugar Hill and Royston.

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Ginn's campaign website highlighted the following issues:

Grow jobs by creating a business friendly environment.

Promote tough ethics reform for legislators.

Defend our conservative values.

Empower local taxpayers by reducing the size and scope of state government.

Improve transportation to attract industry, tourism and enhance our quality of life.

Protect our natural resources for future generations.[14]

—Frank Ginn[15]

On his campaign website, Ginn listed seven priorities.[16] They were:

"Grow local jobs by creating a business friendly environment."

"Help teachers provide world class education."

"Confront illegal immigration with tough Arizona style laws."

"Defend our conservative values."

"Empower local taxpayers by reducing the size and scope of state government."

"Improve roads to attract industry, tourism and enhance our quality of life."

"Protect and develop water resources for future generations."