Former Treasurer, DeKalb Delegation

Former Member, Economic Development Committee, Georgia State Senate

Former Member, Education and Youth Committee, Georgia State Senate

Former Chair, Education & Youth Committee, Georgia State Senate

Former Member, Government Oversight Committee, Georgia State Senate

Member, Governor's Child Welfare Reform Commission

Member, Governor's Education Reform Commission

Former Secretary, Health and Human Services Committee, Georgia State Senate

Former Chair, Higher Education Committee, Georgia State Senate

Former Secretary, Rules Committee, Georgia State Senate

Former Member, Subcommittee on Abusive Billing Practices, Georgia State Senate

Former Member, Subcommittee on Health Care Delivery, Georgia State Senate

Former Member, Subcommittee on Scope of Practice, Georgia State Senate

— Awards:

• Policymaker of the Year, Georgia Association for Career and Technical Education, 2008
• Advocacy Award, All About Developmental Disabilities, 2010
• Guardian of Small Business Award, National Federations of Independent Business (NFIB), 2012
• Recognized by the American Conservative Union (ACU) for strong support of bills based on conservative principles, 2013
• Legislator of the Year, Georgia Chamber, 2014

— Number of Grandchildren:

• 7

Priority Issues:

Results Matter. Effective For Us.

Fran Millar works differently than many others in politics. He believes the most effective legislators are the men and women who stay true to principles and work to build respect -- not those who simply try to grab limelight, headlines and credit.

Fran co-chairs the Education Finance Commission and this past year five pieces of legislation were passed to improve how we fund K-12 public education.

He authored legislation to repay the federal government the money we borrowed to pay state unemployment benefits and this bill will also restore solvency to the unemployment trust fund.

Finally, Fran drew the original map that expanded the 6th Congressional district (Tom Price) further into DeKalb County.