Representative Tim Fleming of Georgia House District 114 joins Trey Bailey on The Town Square Podcast for a deep dive into politics, elections, and the future of Georgia. A lifelong Newton County resident, small business owner, and experienced public servant, Fleming shares his journey from being one of the youngest County Commissioners in the state to serving as Chief of Staff under then–Secretary of State Brian Kemp. Now in his fourth year under the Gold Dome, Fleming has announced his candidacy for Georgia Secretary of State—a role he knows intimately after nearly eight years inside that very office.

In this episode, Trey and Fleming unpack everything from how a bill really becomes law to the challenges of election security, voter access, and professional licensing. It’s part civics lesson, part campaign launch, and part hometown conversation. Whether you’re a political junkie, a Newton County neighbor, or simply curious about how state government shapes everyday life, this episode offers insights that matter to Georgia’s future.

"In this episode of The Town Square Podcast, Gabriel Stovall and Trey Bailey sit down with Representative Tim Fleming, who represents District 114, covering much of Newton County, Morgan County, and parts of Walton County. Fleming offers insights into the recent local elections, discussing the victories of LeAnne Long and Stan Edwards, as well as the surprising defeat of long-time Coroner Tommy Davis by newcomer Kimberly Griggs. He also shares his perspective on the broader national political landscape, from the Presidential election results to the Republican party's momentum in Congress.

Fleming emphasizes the importance of bipartisanship in government, revealing how he collaborates with both Republicans and Democrats to pass meaningful legislation for the people of Georgia. The conversation also delves into local issues like population growth, transportation challenges, and affordable housing, as Fleming discusses potential solutions to ensure the continued prosperity of his district. Tune in to hear a thoughtful, in-depth discussion about Georgia’s future and the path forward for Newton County."