Tom Graves - U.S. Representative for Georgia's 14th congressional district

Tom Graves served in the Georgia Place of Agents before being chosen to the Place of Delegates from the Republican Party. He is the Representative for Georgia’s fourteenth congressional area, serving since winning an exceptional decision for Georgia’s ninth congressional region in 2010.

Early Life Tom Graves

John Thomas Graves Jr. was conceived on February 3, 1970, in St. Petersburg, Florida. He moved on from Cass Secondary School in Cartersville, Georgia, where he played linebacker and hostile watchman on the school football crew. Graves earned his Unhitched male of Business Organization from the College of Georgia. After school, Graves purchased a finishing organization before working in land speculation. Currently, he lives in Officer, Georgia, southeast of Dalton.

In 2007, Graves and previous Georgia Senate Dominant part Pioneer Chip Rogers applied for a line of credit from Bartow Region Bank to buy and revamp a motel in Calhoun. In 2011, it was accounted for that Bartow Area Bank had sued Rogers and Graves for defaulting on their $2.2 million bank advance. They countersued the bank accordingly. In August 2011, the two gatherings rejected their cases before going to a hearing, settling the debate out of court, and no subtleties of the settlement were unveiled. Graves got the analysis in The Atlanta Diary Constitution in light of the fact that the result of this business adventure appeared to certain people to undermine his expressed pledge to monetary obligation.

The Career of Tom Graves

In May 2010, Graves won a unique decision to supplant the Republican U.S House Agent Nathan Arrangement. Graves won the run-off for the exceptional decision against previous state Representative Lee Hawkins on June 8, 2010. He at that point confronted Hawkins two additional occasions, in another essential decision and keep running off before winning November 2, 2010, general race unopposed. Upon his race, Graves joined the House Republican Whip group, which he later left in 2011. In January 2013, Graves joined the Whip group and till 2014.

2012 Graves’ home in Officer was drawn into the recently made fourteenth local—basically, the northwestern part of his old area—amid the 2012 enumeration. He picked to keep running for re-appointment in the recently made district. The fourteenth was no less Republican than the ninth, and Graves won the November 6, 2012 decision against Majority rule challenger Daniel “Danny” Concede with 73 percent of the vote. In July 2014 Graves got 74 percent of the vote in the Republican essential against lobbyist Kenneth Herron. He confronted no broad decision restriction.

In Jun 2016 Graves got 76 percent of the vote in the Republican essential against perpetual competitor Allan Levene and lobbyist Mickey Tuck. He confronted no broad race resistance.

Net Worth of Tom Graves

The evaluated Total assets of Graves is estimated to be around $4.83 Million dollars by April 2019. Mr. Graves possesses more than 250 units of AutoZone stock which has expected net worth of $5 million.

In the Personal Life of Tom Graves

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Me and my bride. 19 years ago today. A #funlife with a #funwife 💘 #happyanniversary

A post shared by Tom Graves (@reptomgraves) on Oct 5, 2015 at 1:38pm PDT

Graves and his better half Julie Howard Graves, a teacher, have three youngsters and are dynamic individuals from Belmont Baptist Church in Calhoun, Georgia. They have two daughters JoAnn Graves & Janey Graves and a son John T. Graves.

May Christ fill your heart and home with joy and love this season and throughout the year. pic.twitter.com/zbrS14yJdi

— Tom Graves (@TomGravesGA14) December 22, 2018

Tom Graves politics

Graves embraced Congressperson Marco Rubio in 2016 Republican Presidential Essential. In a similar proclamation, Graves reprimanded now- President Donald J. Trump. : “I experience difficulty perceiving how he lines up with the incredible custom of Lincoln and Reagan, and I’m worried that a considerable lot of his announcements cross paths with the Constitution, my qualities and my convictions.”