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Republican from Georgia
Charlotte Nash, a Republican, is a candidate for chair of Gwinnett County Board of Commissioners
Recent statements involving Charlotte Nash
"[E]mployment in Gwinnett is up more than 3 percent over last year, and unemployment is the lowest of the five core metro counties."
"Annual water usage in 2010 was actually down more than 18 percent from usage in 2006."
Says Charlotte Nash "pretends to be a chicken farmer" in order to get property tax exemptions.
Recent stories featuring Charlotte Nash
With truth scarce, pants burn:
The truth was scarce in Georgia politics last week.
PolitiFact Georgia’s scribes struggled to find scraps of truth in statements on the reapportionment process, Gwinnett schools, Muslims in a potential Cabinet for presidential candidate Herman Cain, and trauma centers.
But it was nearly for naught. We gave three Barely Trues and one Pants on Fire. It was the second time Cain’s britches have burned since he began hinting at his presidential ambitions.
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PolitiFact checks out toll roads, chickens:
Last week, PolitiFact Georgia did its fair share of cluck-clucking.
Claims about a proposed immigration measure, a reading of the U.S. Constitution by the backer of a "birther" bill and a take on federal law about the U.S. Supreme Court all ruffled the Truth-O-Meter’s feathers.
We also updated the progress Gov. Nathan Deal made on his promise to end the Ga. 400 tolls and discerned whether a candidate for Gwinnett County chairman was a faux chicken farmer -- the accuser laid an egg on that one.
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