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From working on the farm...
To creating jobs...
Kelly built a nearly three-decade career primarily in financial services. She worked her way up to an executive position at Intercontinental Exchange, where she helped grow the business from a start-up with less than 100 employees, to a Fortune 500 company with more than 10,000. Known for her work ethic and integrity, Kelly went on to launch Bakkt as its Founding CEO, where she continued to lead as an innovator and job-creator. She remained civically engaged in her community in philanthropy, politics and as a sports team owner.
To serving Georgia...
In 2020, Kelly was appointed to the U.S. Senate. As a self-made businesswoman, Kelly worked tirelessly to protect the conservative values that had enabled her to live the American Dream. Endless attacks from the liberal media only strengthened her resolve to serve as an outsized voice for Georgians in Washington. In the Senate, she sponsored and helped pass dozens of bills – including legislation to deliver COVID-19 relief, fund rural healthcare, support veterans, law enforcement and farmers, protect the unborn, the Second Amendment and girls sports, and to stand up to China, Big Tech and cancel culture.
- Service
- Georgia Victory Co-chair, Georgia Republican Party, 2010
- Georgia Presidential Elector, Republican Party, 2012
- U.S. Presidential Delegate to FIFA Women’s World Cup in France, 2019
- Presidential Task Force to Reopen the Economy, 2020
- Service
- U.S. Senator – Georgia
- Board of Directors, Grady Memorial Hospital Corp
- Board of Trustees, Georgia Research Alliance
- Legislative
- Sponsored the Securing our Elections Act`
- Sponsored the Protection of Women and Girls in Sports Act
- Sponsored the Gun Owner Privacy Act
- Cosponsored the WALL Act
Current Work
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In The news
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REMINDER: this year, 170 House Democrats voted AGAINST the Laken Riley Act - a bill to detain and deport criminal illegal aliens like Jose Ibarra. Senate Dems then repeatedly blocked it. Disgraceful.
This should be the first bill the new Congress passes in January.
CA still hasn’t counted nearly 800,000 of its votes from the election. In PA, they're openly counting illegal votes.
It’s incompetence and third-world corruption. Basic federal election reform - like photo ID - is just common sense to stop election fraud BEFORE it happens.
Ending DEI - and replacing it with merit - is a Day One win for every agency under the Trump Admin.
But it’s like battling kudzu - it will take work - it won’t just disappear from schools, businesses, and Biden-era legislation.
One reason Dems just lost big is that they openly denied facts that we intuitively know to be true - like the fact that men competing in women’s sports is unfair.
The era of insanity is coming to an end.
