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A University of Georgia alumnus with a decade of experience in grassroots politics, campaign strategy, and civic leadership. The youngest field organizer in Georgia GOP history. Former City Councilman. Storyteller. Georgia born and bred.
"I've been interested in politics my entire life. I just really want to make a change for the people."
— Theodore Hamby, Effingham Herald
Served on the Guyton Downtown Development Authority board and as its Treasurer from 2024–2025, helping guide economic growth and investment in downtown Guyton.
Elected to serve the residents of Guyton with a commitment to transparency, fiscal responsibility, and keeping citizens informed — not in the dark.
Full-time political consultant providing strategy, communications, and campaign guidance to candidates and organizations across Georgia.
Provided recommendations for zoning changes, variances, and special use permits based on thorough evaluations and community input.
Managed the congressional campaign for Georgia's 7th District, overseeing strategy, field operations, and communications.
Served as Membership Director for the state affiliate, championing individual liberty and limited government at the grassroots level.
At just 20 years old, joined Gov. Brian Kemp's successful gubernatorial campaign as the youngest field organizer in Georgia Republican Party history — a milestone in a career defined by showing up early and outworking everyone.
Co-authored and released his debut novel Savannah alongside entertainer Brian Evans, drawing on the rich history and culture of his hometown.
Directed digital communications and social media strategy for the University of Georgia's College Republicans chapter while pursuing a B.A. in Political Science.
Co-authored with entertainer Brian Evans, Savannah is Theodore's debut novel — a story rooted in the city that shaped him. Also credited on IMDB.
A consistent voice on limiting government overreach, civic engagement, and the importance of local politics as the foundation of change.
Theodore is continually working on new creative and civic projects. Check back for updates or reach out to collaborate.
Theodore Walden Hamby III is a Georgia-born political strategist, civic leader, and writer whose career began long before most people his age were thinking about government.
Growing up in Savannah, Theodore developed a deep fascination with politics and public service. By 2018, at just 20 years old, he was working the field for Brian Kemp's gubernatorial campaign — the youngest field organizer in Georgia Republican Party history. That milestone set the tone for a career defined by getting involved early, working hard, and believing that real change starts at the local level.
After graduating from the University of Georgia with a degree in Political Science, Theodore ran for Guyton City Council Post 2, won, and served his neighbors from 2024 to 2025 with a simple promise: keep people informed, limit unnecessary government, and actually listen. He also served as Membership Director for the Libertarian Party of Georgia, championing individual liberty and fiscal responsibility across the state.
He is also a writer, with creative work connected to Savannah — the city that shaped him.
Whether it's politics, writing, or a project you'd like to collaborate on — Theodore is always open to a good conversation.