“I’m not your typical candidate for public office because I’m not your typical Republican.
It’s time for our party to get back to basics and focus on the things that make us stronger.”
Every day we hear about serious crime in or near our neighborhoods or where we work. We must give our full support to our law enforcement and first responders at every level. There must be interagency cooperation. Most importantly, when criminals are arrested and convicted, they must be punished.
We must look at each tax dollar as if it was earned by the hardest working people in our state - the roofers, the construction workers, people who do the hard jobs and ask “Is this how they would want their tax dollars spent?”
Healthcare decisions must be made not by insurance companies and hospitals, but by the patient. We need complete price transparency. And we must end a certificate of need program that has given us a market that is divided up by big hospital systems that make it hard for small doctor practices to compete and left large parts of the state without access to emergency services.
In our district we have access to some of the finest K-12 and higher education institutions anywhere. We must provide greater access to school choice for our K-12 students. We must also insist on accountability from our higher education system where the cost of tuition has increased dramatically.
Mike Dvorscak is a North Fulton native with a passion for our community. Professionally, Mike is a commercial real estate broker with over four decades of experience. In 1985, he joined The William B. Hare Company, now A D Commercial Real Estate, a commercial real estate broker, to act as corporate real estate representative, where he rose to Vice President and then Principal, Owner and Broker. Mike has been responsible for over $200 million in sales and leases in the past five years.
Mike has volunteered his time to a number of local charitable and political organizations, including service as Chairman of the Ashford Dunwoody YMCA and the Fulton County Republican Party. Mike was a member of the Steering Committee for Safe Harbor Amendment to provide funding for victims of domestic minor sex trafficking in Georgia in 2016. He and his wife co-chaired the annual National Kidney Foundation of Georgia Gala for 2000 and 2001. A literacy advocate, Mike was fundraising chairman of the Roswell East Rotary, helping obtain corporate sponsors for their annual event, “The Race for Literacy.” A proud Georgia Tech alumnus, Mike has been a longtime member of the Letterwinners Club at his alma mater.
Mike and his wife, Camille Nichols, are members of Perimeter Church in Johns Creek, where he is active in the worship and arts ministry.