Gov. Brian Kemp joined Republican gubernatorial nominee Rick Jackson in Walton County on Thursday for a three-city north Georgia campaign swing to boost voter turnout in tight statewide races ahead of Election Day. WALTON COUNTY, Ga. – Gov. Brian Kemp campaigned alongside Republican gubernatorial nominee Rick Jackson in Walton County on Thursday, kicking off a three-city north Georgia tour to drive voter turnout ahead of Election Day. Jackson launched a campaign swing across north Georgia on Thursday, starting the day with a morning rally in Monroe alongside Kemp. The tour focuses on converting campaign momentum into cast ballots before the early voting window closes. "If you get me elected, I will work tirelessly," Jackson told supporters at the rally. "I have nothing left to prove in my life. I don’t need anybody’s money. I don’t owe anybody anything. But I have a lot left to give." Kemp urged the crowd to mobilize friends, relatives and coworkers to lock in their votes immediately rather than risking delays on Election Day. "My charge to you, I'm charging myself with this. Everybody over there is on the caravan as we go from here to Winder to Gainesville tonight," Kemp said. "We got to make sure we are working. Just if you can get five people, ten people, 20 people, make sure they go vote — your family, your friends, people you're working with." Members of Georgia's congressional delegation took part in the opening leg of the tour, with U.S. House Majority Whip Tom Emmer…
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