State Rep. Devan Seabaugh joins to discuss Georgia’s tax debate, affordability and his work in the General Assembly. Seabaugh explains efforts to lower property and income taxes, his role as one of Gov. Brian Kemp’s floor leaders, and legislation targeting squatting. He also discusses what could change if Democrats regain control of the legislature and what he wants to accomplish in 2027.
You know, the big talk right now is about affordability and lowering taxes is helping with making things more affordable. There’s some things that we can’t do that the federal government is going to have to do. And I think that will happen.
You know, we’re, we’re four years into Biden inflation. So we’re still recovering from that. When you rip the Band-Aid off, it hurts sometimes.
And we’re going through that hurt phase right now, but I think it’s going to level out. And I think you’re going to see Georgia and the rest of the nation really have some good years ahead of us. Excited about that.
– Devan Sebaugh








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