NRI Pulse Staff Report
Atlanta, GA, May 26, 2022: The keenly watched election to Georgia State House District 50, with Indian-American Narender Reddy in the fray, is headed for a runoff on June 21st.
Reddy, who garnered 1326 (28.7%) votes, will face Betsy Kramer who led with 2092 (45.3%) votes.
The third candidate, Jill Trammell, received 1205 (26.1%) votes.
The winner in the runoff will take on Dr. Michelle Au, the Democratic candidate, in November.
“Since none of us secured 50%+1 votes in the primary, the top two candidates, me and another opponent, are now going into the Runoff election to be held on June 21st that will decide the final winner to represent Republican Party at the November 8th election with Democrat candidate,” Reddy said through a social media post.
“Though we did everything possible to win this Primary outright, we still fell short of our goal. I’m ready to take this next challenge and with your help I’m very confident to win the Runoff election and continue the campaign to the destination November 8th election. I need your full support to accomplish the above goal,” he said.
Reddy is a lifelong businessman and entrepreneur with rich experience in banking, finance, and real estate. He earned his M.B.A. from the University of Evansville, Indiana. He is a 35-year resident of Georgia, having been appointed by both Governor Sonny Perdue and Governor Nathan Deal to serve as a Board member of the Georgia Regional Transportation Authority (GRTA). As a GRTA board member, Reddy actively works to help Georgia communities with transportation.
He is the owner and President of Sterling Realty Services, Inc., a commercial real estate firm, and was a Founding Director of Quantum National Bank where he used his experience in real estate to ensure successful loan screening of applicants.
Reddy is the father of two grown children, both of whom graduated from Woodward Academy in North Fulton. Both of his children are medical doctors today.
Reddy is the father of two grown children, both of whom graduated from Woodward Academy in North Fulton. Both of his children are medical doctors today.
