Walter Ronnie Sailor Jr. facts for kids
Ron Sailor (born Walter Ron Sailor Jr.; c. 1975), also known as Walter Ronnie Sailor Jr., is a person who served as a State Representative in the Georgia General Assembly. He represented parts of DeKalb and Rockdale counties from 2001 to 2006.
Ron Sailor Jr. is the son of Walter Ron Sailor Sr., who was a well-known African-American television and radio journalist.
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What is a State Representative?
A State Representative is a person elected by citizens to speak for them in their state's government. They work in the state's law-making body, often called the State Legislature or General Assembly. Their main job is to create and vote on new laws that affect people living in their state.
The Georgia General Assembly
The Georgia General Assembly is the official name for the state legislature of Georgia. It is made up of two parts: the House of Representatives and the Senate. Ron Sailor served in the House of Representatives.
How Laws Are Made
State Representatives like Ron Sailor help decide how the state's money is spent. They also work on important issues like education, healthcare, and transportation. They listen to what people in their district need and try to make laws that help them.
Ron Sailor's Time in Office
Ron Sailor represented the 93rd District in Georgia. This district included parts of DeKalb County and Rockdale County. He served for five years, from 2001 to 2006. During this time, he worked to represent the interests of the people living in his district.
Family Background
Ron Sailor Jr.'s father was Walter Ron Sailor Sr. His father was a respected journalist who worked in television and radio. He was known for his work in broadcasting.
See also
- Jack Tarpley Camp Jr.
