Michael Dwight Dvorscak, a Republican from the North Fulton area, is running for Georgia State Senate District 14 in the Nov. 3, 2026, general election. He faces Democrat Kevin Abel.

Dvorscak, who describes himself as a small business owner and conservative leader with 40 years in the area, said on his campaign website that he has closed over $400 million in commercial sales and lease transactions in the last decade.

Candidate information

Party: Republican

Education: Dvorscak studied industrial management at Georgia Tech, according to his public profile.

Occupation: Principal at A D Commercial Real Estate, a position he has held since 2004, according to his BallotReady profile. He previously worked as a corporate real estate associate at The William B. Hare Company, now A D Commercial Real Estate, starting in 1985, according to his campaign website.

Community: Dvorscak and his wife Camille are members of Perimeter Church in Johns Creek, where he serves as a deacon and is active in the worship and arts ministry, according to his campaign website. The couple co-chaired the National Kidney Foundation of Georgia Gala, Dvorscak said.

Experience and public service

Dvorscak lists several civic and political roles on his campaign website:

  • Chairman, Fulton County Republican Party
  • Chairman, Ashford Dunwoody YMCA
  • Fundraising chairman, Roswell East Rotary's Race for Literacy
  • Steering committee member, Safe Harbor Amendment (Georgia, 2016)

On the issues

Dvorscak outlined his positions on his campaign issues page and through BallotReady.

Taxes and budget: Dvorscak said he will work to cut the state income tax and property taxes and said the state must address the rising cost of living and help working families.

Education: Dvorscak said he will fight for school choice, where state education dollars follow the child. He also said he will push for merit-based hiring, transparent curriculum and spending justification at Georgia's colleges and universities.

Healthcare: Dvorscak said he supports tort reform to lower insurance costs. He also said the coverage gap affecting 250,000 uninsured Georgians cannot be ignored and must be addressed through expanding Peachcare or Medicaid. He called for ending the certificate of need program and requiring complete price transparency.

Immigration: Dvorscak said he will push for full cooperation with ICE and penalties for cities and counties that adopt sanctuary policies.

Public safety: Dvorscak said the state must fully support law enforcement and first responders and ensure convicted criminals are punished.

Sources: Public campaign materials, published candidate profiles and the public records linked above. Policy statements are attributed to the candidate; funding or implementation details are included where available.

The Sandy Springs Record did not receive a direct questionnaire response from the candidate and does not endorse candidates.