David Rogers is the Probate Judge and Chief Magistrate, Towns County, in Towns County, Georgia. Elected as a Republican.

What party is David Rogers?

David Rogers was elected as a Republican; the office is elected on a partisan ballot.

Where does David Rogers stand politically?

There's no published left–right score for David Rogers. Most local officials have none: academic scores come from votes in Congress or a state legislature, or from campaign donors, and we don't guess.

Who is David Rogers? Probate Judge and Chief Magistrate, Towns County

David Rogers is the Probate Judge and Chief Magistrate, Towns County, elected as a Republican.

In office

Office	Who holds it now
Probate Judge and Chief Magistrate · Towns County Probate Judge and Chief Magistrate	David Rogers Republican source

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Where David Rogers stands

No published left–right score. Most local officials don't have one: the academic scores come from votes in Congress or a state legislature, or from who donates to a campaign, and we don't guess. They were elected on a partisan ballot as a Republican.

Quick answers

Who is David Rogers?: David Rogers is the Probate Judge and Chief Magistrate, Towns County, in Towns County, Georgia. Elected as a Republican.
What party is David Rogers?: David Rogers was elected as a Republican; the office is elected on a partisan ballot.
Where does David Rogers stand politically?: There's no published left–right score for David Rogers. Most local officials have none: academic scores come from votes in Congress or a state legislature, or from campaign donors, and we don't guess.

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