Thomas McAdams

Thomas McAdams earned a high school diploma from Alleluia Community School. His career experience includes working as an administrator.[1]

Who are you? Tell us about yourself.

Thomas is an Augusta native. A lifelong resident of HD 130 he has seen first-hand how Augusta has grown and understands the needs of the growing community. He is a committed husband and father of 5, with he and his wife Jenna’s sixth on the way. He is a spiritual father to many through his ministries serving various groups in the community and beyond. He currently serves as the Chief Administrative Officer for the Alleluia Christian Service Center, where he is actively working to develop systems of communications that build community life. Thomas has been a leader throughout his professional life, managing teams in hospitality, retail, sales, office and ministry. He has brought countless teams together for various events and projects always promoting unity and excellence. He and his teams have been consistently recognized as outstanding in their perspective arenas. Leadership and good discernment are packaged into a man of God who loves and cherishes his growing family, that is Thomas McAdams.

Please list below 3 key messages of your campaign. What are the main points you want voters to remember about your goals for your time in office?

Georgians are working hard and deserve to keep more of what they earn. With our state running a budget surplus, now is the time to return money to taxpayers — not grow government. I support cutting property taxes and lowering the state income tax so families and small businesses can breathe easier. This is about responsible budgeting and putting your money back where it belongs — in your pocket.I believe parents are the first and most important educators in their children’s lives, and our schools should partner with them — not replace them. That means greater transparency about what’s being taught and more meaningful parental input in key decisions. I also support expanding school choice so families can choose the learning environment that best fits their child. Our students are our future, and we must give them the strongest foundation possible to succeed.Every Georgia family deserves the dignity of meaningful work and the chance to build a stable future. My plan focuses on cutting red tape for small businesses so they can hire locally, expanding technical education tied to real jobs, keeping taxes low so families keep more of what they earn, and investing in workforce training aligned with growing industries. Economic opportunity isn’t about handouts — it’s about empowering people to work hard, provide for their families, and strengthen our communities.

What areas of public policy are you personally passionate about?

I am passionate about our future, namely our young people. I believe the next generation is underestimated and not called into what they can be. I have seen stars rise when given the opportunity. I would do everything I could to give the best environment and opportunity to those who will do something incredible with it. South Augusta is home, and I so deeply desire it to flourish as it once did.