Luke has been a staunch supporter of freedom in Georgia for quite some time. During his college years, he served as the state director for Students for Concealed Carry working to pass House Bill 280.

Although he subsequently took a break from politics to concentrate on developing his business and family, he has never lost his zeal for liberty.

Recently, he has been alarmed by numerous reports of municipalities infringing upon citizens' right to grow their own food. Consequently, he has decided to reenter the political arena and collaborate with state legislators to safeguard Georgians' freedom to grow their own food.

Luke is a lifelong resident of Georgia and currentley resides in Forsyth County with his wife Elizabeth.

Bio coming soon.

Jeff Copeland has been gardening and keeping chickens for 15 years. He currently lives on a 21 acre plot with his wife and 3 children as well as his parents. Together they grow annual vegetables as well as planting and tending to a 1/2 acre orchard featuring dozens of fruit trees, 24 blueberry shrubs, and two rows of grape vines.

The Copelands currently have a small flock of chickens with plans to construct a large coop to expand and start breeding. There are also two Kune Kune pigs walking around and rolling the ground.

Jeff has been active in local and state-level politics for 20 years, canvassing for and advising state representatives, lobbying for privacy rights, and running privacy-focused nonprofits.