(Canton, GA) – Small business leader Neil Blackman, a Principal Senior Executive at CorBlu Ecology Group and Chairman of the Cherokee County Chamber of Commerce, has endorsed conservative fireman Brice Futch in the Special Election for Georgia State Senate District 21. 

(Canton, GA) – Georgia Life Alliance, the state’s leading pro-life advocacy group and Georgia’s chapter of the National Right to Life Committee, has awarded Brice Futch their Pro-Life Certification in the State Senate District 21 race. 

(Canton, GA) – Cliff Pace, a committed faith leader and Senior Pastor of Canton First Baptist Church, has personally endorsed Brice Futch for State Senate. 

Canton, GA) – Georgia Gun Owners, one of the most active Second Amendment organizations in the state, has awarded a “100% Pro-Gun” rating to conservative fireman Brice Futch in the State Senate District 21 race.

(Canton, GA) – Mississippi State Auditor Shad White, who has been on the front lines of the DOGE reform fight in his state, has endorsed Brice Futch for State Senate in District 21.

(Canton, GA) – Moms Against Gambling, a nationwide organization representing thousands of families in Georgia fighting against state-sanctioned gambling policies, has endorsed conservative fireman Brice Futch for State Senate in District 21.

(Canton, GA) – Cobb Professional Fire Fighters, a union representing hundreds of firefighters, has endorsed conservative fireman Brice Futch in the Special Election for Georgia State Senate District 21. 

(Canton, GA) – National pro-life leader and founder of the Life Training Institute Scott Klusendorf has endorsed conservative firefighter Brice Futch for State Senate in District 21. 

(Canton, GA) – One of the Georgia’s leading advocates for the right to life, Suzanne Guy, has endorsed conservative firefighter Brice Futch’s candidacy for State Senate in District 21. 

When I filed to run for State Senate, I knew the fight ahead wouldn’t be easy. I’m not a millionaire. I’m not a political insider. I’m a firefighter, husband, and father—someone who’s spent his life serving others, not climbing political ladders..

On August 26, a critical election will be held in State Senate District 21 and voters have a clear choice to make: keep the establishment in power and settle for the status quo or use this moment as an opportunity to put a real conservative in office who reflects our values and vision.

(Canton, GA) – Brice Futch, a firefighter, father, and grassroots conservative leader, announced today that he will run for the Georgia State Senate (District 21), succeeding longtime Senator Brandon Beach, who was recently appointed by President Donald J. Trump as Treasurer of the United States.

Georgia’s state Senate will have a new face when lawmakers return to work next year, and seven people are vying to be the one posing for photos under the Gold Dome when the dust settles.

The candidates are now official for Georgia’s Senate District 21 race to replace Brandon Beach.

There are six Republican candidates and one Democrat in the race.

Brice Futch, a Cherokee County firefighter and the leader of a conservative advocacy group, has announced that he will run for Georgia Senate District 21.