Business Leader and Chairman of the Cherokee County Chamber Neil Blackman Endorses Brice Futch for State Senate
(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.
“Brice is not a politician, he’s a leader and committed conservative member of our community,” said Blackman. “He knows that when we get government out of the way of private business, we can unleash the true potential of our local and state economies. Brice stands for strong communities and strong families, and I’m proud to give him my endorsement in this race.”
Senate District 21—which includes parts of Cherokee and Fulton counties—is one of the most conservative districts in the state. The seat is open for the first time in a decade. Futch has been fighting since the first day of this campaign to build strong communities, and a strong Georgia. He has built momentum throughout the race and racked up high-profile endorsements from the community. Blackman’s support represents the strong backing Futch has from small, independent businesses.
“I’m proud to have Neil’s endorsement,” said Futch. “As someone who lives the same hardworking, everyday life as so many in our community, I know how important it is to support the family-run businesses that keep our towns strong. We need fewer bureaucrats and more common sense. I’ll fight to cut red tape, lower taxes, and get government off the backs of local businesses—because when they thrive, our communities do too.”
Futch is laser-focused on the issues affecting everyday Georgians—from sky-high grocery and utility bills to the cost of raising a family. He’s campaigning on a bold platform that includes championing public safety, eliminating the state income tax, protecting kids from radical ideologies, and universal school choice.
Note: This announcement does not constitute an endorsement from the Cherokee County Chamber of Commerce or any other private organization.
About Brice Futch
Brice Futch is a firefighter, father, and unapologetic conservative running for Georgia State Senate in District 21. A graduate of Liberty University, he completed a Graduate Certificate in Nuclear Deterrence from Harvard and fellowships with the Club for Growth Foundation, Colson Center for Christian Worldview, and the Forge Leadership Network. He currently serves with Cherokee County Fire and Emergency Services and is part of the Leadership Cherokee class of 2025. Brice lives in North Canton with his wife and two children and is an active member of Incarnation Anglican Church. He leads the “Stand for Georgia Values” Foundation and is deeply engaged in his community through faith, service, and leadership.
To learn more, visit www.ElectBrice.com.
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