David Dreyer (born May 14, 1974) is a former member of the

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and a member of the

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representing the House District 59.

Personal life and education

Dreyer was born in Ringgold, Georgia and attended middle school in Roswell. He received a degree in Political Science and Religious Studies at Georgia State University in 2001. Later, Dreyer graduated from

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in 2004 after focusing on

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and voter protection.

Career

Dreyer is a partner at Dreyer Sterling LLC, a law firm practicing in the areas of trial and litigation. Dreyer was first elected to the Georgia House of Representatives in 2016. He currently serves on the Higher Education, Judiciary, and Science and Technology committees in the Georgia House. In 2019, Dreyer represented State Senator Nikema Williams after she had been arrested during a protest over counting votes for the

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References

{{DEFAULTSORT:Dreyer, David Democratic Party members of the Georgia House of Representatives Living people People from Ringgold, Georgia Georgia State University alumni Emory University School of Law alumni 21st-century American politicians 1974 births