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Rep. Kasey Carpenter receives Georgia House committee assignments

House Education Committee Chairman Rep. Brooks Coleman, right, R-Duluth, counts votes as Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal's proposal to take over schools dubbed "chronically failing" and place them in a state-run district is approved Monday, March 23, 2015, in Atlanta.
House Education Committee Chairman Rep. Brooks Coleman, right, R-Duluth, counts votes as Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal's proposal to take over schools dubbed "chronically failing" and place them in a state-run district is approved Monday, March 23, 2015, in Atlanta. House Education Committee Chairman Rep. Brooks Coleman, right, R-Duluth, counts votes as Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal's proposal to take over schools dubbed "chronically failing" and place them in a state-run district is approved Monday, March 23, 2015, in Atlanta.

By Tyler Jett 1 min read

Georgia State Rep. Kasey Carpenter will serve on the House committees on labor, transportation and information and audits.

Carpenter, R-Dalton, will take office in January after winning a special election to fill the one year remaining on Bruce Broadrick’s term in the capitol. Broadrick retired in October.

House Speaker David Ralston announced Carpenter’s appointment this afternoon.
“I am extremely excited and honored about the committee assignments given to me from House leadership,” Carpenter said in a statement. “These assignments not only align with my interests, but they also align with the interests of the citizens in my great district.”