Kristie Miner of Summerville Park in Rome, Georgia, qualified as a candidate for Georgia House District 13 to be on the Republican ballot in the upcoming primary scheduled for May 19, 2026.
Miner has lived in Georgia for the past 5 years, moving to Rome in May of 2025, where she immediately became active in local government, attending both City and County Commission meetings as well as continuing to follow and comment on issues affecting families and freedoms at the state level. She co-founded Oppose Atlas Data Center, Battey, where she has been working with concerned citizens to resist the data center planned for the old Northwest Georgia Regional Hospital site.
For over 20 years, Miner has been a citizen advocate, coaching and encouraging others to use their voice in affecting policy decisions. Miner has a history of fighting against government overreach while standing for freedom and the health and well-being of families. “I pledge to stay curious and listen to constituent concerns while remaining true to the Constitution in votes. There is a pattern of legislation being introduced by special interests to ‘solve problems’ that may not be problematic or are not the role of the government to ‘solve,’” states Miner. “I’ve seen this in my advocacy efforts and how the end result is a heavier burden for taxpayers as government grows, or the loss of individual freedoms, or both.”
Miner and her husband have two adult boys. The oldest is in his third year at Berry College, while the youngest is in his first year at Georgia Tech. You can learn more about Miner and her campaign by visiting voteforminer.com.
