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Mark Newton

Currently holds the office of Georgia House of Representatives - District 127 until January 13, 2025.

Candidate for Georgia House of Representatives - District 127 in 2024 Georgia General Election.

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Mark Newton

Georgia House of Representatives - District 127

About Mark Newton

Professional Experience
Georgia State House of Representatives, State Representative - District 127 (2017 - Present)
MedNow Urgent Care Centers, President and Chief Medical Officer (2009 - Present)
Department of Emergency Medicine, Doctors Hospital Augusta GA, Medical Director and Chairman (1998 - 2017)
US Army
Degrees
MD, University of Augusta (1988)
Master's, Harvard University, Healthcare Administration and Management
Bachelor's, University of Georgia, Microbiology and Immunology

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Election Information

Recent Candidacies
Georgia House of Representatives - District 127 in Georgia General Election
Georgia House of Representatives - District 127 in Georgia Primary Election
Georgia House of Representatives - District 127 in Georgia General Election
Georgia House of Representatives - District 127 in Georgia Primary Election
Georgia House of Representatives - District 123 in Georgia General Election

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