Helped expand Port of Savannah
John Barrow helped bring over $2 million to expand the Port of Savannah
Voted Against Wall Street Bailout
John Barrow voted against the Wall Street Bailout
Helped expand Plant Vogtle
John Barrow helped expand Plant Vogtle bringing 4300 construction jobs, 800 of them permanent, to the 12th District
Sgt. Arthur Milton's Story
Army Sgt. Arthur Milton was injured on the last day of his 14-month tour in Iraq after insurgents attacked his unit, John Barrow is fighting for veterans like Arthur
Rural Listening Tour
Every year John travels throughout rural communities in the 12th District, holding public meetings and touring rural businesses and farms.
Helped increase the mileage reimbursement rate for disabled veterans
Led the effort to successfully increase the mileage reimbursement rate for disabled veterans – for the first time in thirty years
Fiscal Discipline
Voted for the Statutory PAYGO Act of 2009, mandating that Congress pay for any new spending programs, so we don’t pay today by borrowing from our children tomorrow.
Civil Rights
John joined Congressman John Lewis and colleagues on the 45th Anniversary of Bloody Sunday
Health Fairs
John has hosted health fairs in Savannah, Augusta, Vidalia, and Swainsboro. He visits hospitals and health care providers all across the district every year.
Staying in Touch
Since January 2009, John has hosted 75 public meetings in every county across the district.
Fighting for HBCUs
Voted to enhance and support programs at historically black colleges and universities to meet our national security needs in cryptography, computer science, and language study.
Getting Folks back to Work
Voted for the “Jobs for Main Street Bill,” redirects $75 billion in TARP savings from Wall Street to Main Street to fund infrastructure and job investments
Fighting for our Veterans
John traveled to Iraq and Afghanistan for Thanksgiving 2009 to visit our men and women fighting overseas and to examine current U.S. military operations.
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It’s a charge I take very seriously, and it’s why I work so hard in Washington, D.C. and down in Georgia to make sure your voices are heard.
I appreciate the honor you’ve given me to represent the 12th District in the U.S. House of Representatives, and thanks for taking the time to visit my website.
Sincerely,
