If you have been in conservative politics for any length of time in Georgia, you have very likely run across Tim Echols, met people inspired by his work and leadership, and been encouraged by his positive, genuine call to public service.

Now, my good friend – and yours – needs our help.

The Public Service Commission, tasked with energy regulation in Georgia, is little-discussed, but it demands leaders with integrity, vision, thoughtfulness, and principles. Beyond carrying forth its constitutional duties, the PSC consists of statewide officers who elevate the entirety of our state and our movement. After years of silly legal challenges, elections for the commission have been on hold, and Commissioner Echols and others have been in limbo.

An election has now been set. The primary is June 17, 2025, and early voting begins May 27th. In this critical, off-year statewide election, Frontline is proud to endorse Commissioner Tim Echols for re-election.

Over the years, Tim Echols has been a great friend and ally of our ministry. He has been a staunch advocate for the right to life, for religious freedom, and strong families. His vision has impacted tens of thousands of young people who learned valuable insights through his TeenPact program, and he has been a steadfast voice in the fight against human trafficking. Our movement is better because of Tim Echols, and our state has been blessed by his tireless leadership. It’s imperative we re-elect him to continue the good work he begun at the Public Service Commission!

This election will be incredibly low turnout. It’s an off-year, and very little will be on the ballot. We cannot let low information be what results in the loss of a godly leader for our state. I’m asking you to engage in this race and support Tim, pray for him and his wife Windy, and ensure your friends show up to vote.

Projected low turnout gives us – as committed conservative people of faith – an opportunity to have an outsized impact. Let’s maximize this opportunity for the glory of God!

Supporting Tim Echols,

Cole Muzio

President, Frontline Policy Council

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