Updated Oct 16, 2026, 2:28 PM ET
Republican · 3 November 2026

Jonathan Chavez

Jonathan Chavez, a Republican and former chairman of the Rockdale County Republican Party, is his party's nominee for Georgia's 13th congressional district in 2026 against Democrat Jasmine Clark.

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    The article reports that Ohio lawmakers plan to revisit a data center bill later this month. It covers actions by the state legislature’s Select Committee on Data Centers, including involvement from Rep.

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    Topic: The 13th Congressional District race in California (GA-13), focusing on Democrat Rep. Adam Gray and Republican challenger Kevin Lincoln.

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    The Albany Herald article covers the District 151 race for the Georgia House, focusing on challengers Wolfe and Lockhart and their plans for schools, rural job creation, and health care.

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    The article discusses the 6th Congressional District race in California, focusing on Kiley (likely Brian Kiley?) entering blue territory after redistricting and facing a challenge from a former state senator for the…

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Biography & Campaign Analysis

2026 race

Jonathan Chavez, a former chairman of the Rockdale County Republican Party, is the Republican nominee for Georgia's 13th congressional district, which is based in the southwest suburbs and exurbs of Atlanta.

The seat is held by Democrat Everton Blair, who won a special election after congressman David Scott died in April 2026. Chavez ran unopposed in the Republican primary and received 25,547 votes.

Blair was eliminated in the Democratic primary, which state representative Jasmine Clark won with 56.1% of the vote in a six-candidate field. Chavez faces Clark in the general election on November 3, 2026.