[2] The sitting house district 22 representative, Calvin Hill, died from Leukemia on October 30, 2013 and a special election was called for January 7, 2014.
On November 20, 2013, Sam Moore qualified to run for the state house district 22 along with 3 other candidates – Meagan Biello, Jeff Duncan and Nate Cochran.
[3] Moore won a plurality of the special election with 38 percent of the 2,433 votes cast.
[6] By the time he was sworn in, the Legislative session was half over[7] and "Crossover Day" on March 3, 2014 was rapidly approaching.
During his short tenure as part of the 152nd Georgia General Assembly, Sam Moore authored or cosponsored 15 different bills and 3 house resolutions.
[8] On Wednesday, February 19, 2014, Moore introduced House Bill 1033 which repealed Georgia's Loitering Laws.
In that article Mr. Moore admitted to turning in a bill that made it legal for "registered sex offenders who aren't otherwise barred from going to schools or places children gather (so that sex offenders) could go to those places freely.