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Georgia Afl-Cio 2020 Endorsed Candidates U.S GEORGIA AFL-CIO 2020 ENDORSED CANDIDATES U.S. SENATE DISTRICT 13 DISTRICT 36 Jon Ossoff (Perdue seat) David Scott (i) Nan Orrock (i) Unopposed PO BOX 450326 PO BOX 960821 1070 DELAWARE AVE SE ATLANTA GA 31145 RIVERDALE GA 30296 ATLANTA GA 30316 - 2470 www.electjon.com votedavidscott.com www.nanorrock.com Raphael Warnock (Loeffler seat) DISTRICT 40 P.O. BOX 991 STATEWIDE Sally Harrell (i) DECATUR GA 30031 PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION DISTRICT 1 2710 Henderson Mill Road warnockforgeorgia.com Jason Shaw (i) Atlanta, GA 30341 PO BOX 188 www.sallyharrell.org LAKELAND GA 31635 U.S. HOUSE REPRESENTATIVES DISTRICT 41 DISTRICT 1 Kim Jackson Unopposed Joyce Griggs GEORGIA STATE SENATE P.O. Box 1411 Pine Lake, GA 30072 2875 Hwy 80 DISTRICT 5 kimforgeorgia.com Savannah, GA 31408 Sheikh Rahman (i) Unopposed www.griggsforcongress.com 779 SIMON WAY DISTRICT 45 LAWRENCEVILLE GA 30045 Matielyn Jones DISTRICT 2 www.rahmanforgeorgia.com P.O. BOX 2032 Sanford Bishop (i) SUWANEE GA 30024 PO BOX 909 DISTRICT 6 matielynjones.com COLUMBUS GA 31902 Jen Jordan (i) www.sanfordbishop.com P.O. Box 19884 DISTRICT 48 Atlanta, GA 30325 Michelle Au DISTRICT 3 www.jen4ga.com 5805 STATE BRIDGE RD Val Almonord SUITE G-237 P.O. BOX 8554 DISTRICT 9 JOHNS CREEK GA 30097 COLUMBUS GA 31908 Nikki Merritt auforga.com www.almonordforcongress.com 1191 GRAYSON HWY SUITE 8367 GRAYSON GA 30017 DISTRICT 55 DISTRICT 4 www.merritt4georgia.com Gloria Butler (i) Unopposed Hank Johnson (i) P.O. BOX 871212 4153 FLAT SHOALS PKWY DISTRICT 17 STONE MOUNTAIN GA 30087 - 6607 SUITE 322, BUILDING C, SECOND Kelly Rose DECATUR GA 30034 P.O. BOX 481 DISTRICT 56 www.hankforcongress.com MCDONOUGH GA 30253 Sarah Beeson www.votekellyrose.com 885 WOODSTOCK ROAD DISTRICT 5 SUITE 430-241 Nikema Williams DISTRICT 22 ROSWELL GA 30075 3125 ABBEY DR SW Harold Jones (i) Unopposed www.votebeeson.com ATLANTA GA 30331 437 WALKER STREET nikemaforsenate.com AUGUSTA GA 30901 GEORGIA STATE HOUSE DISTRICT 7 DISTRICT 23 Carolyn Bourdeaux Ceretta Smith DISTRICT 20 PO BOX 301 P.O. Box 215 Ginny Lennox SUWANEE GA 30024 Grovetown, GA 30813 ginnyforga20.com carolyn4congress.com cerettaforgeorgia.com DISTRICT 22 Charles Ravenscraft DISTRICT 11 DISTRICT 26 Dana Barrett David Lucas (i) Unopposed 215 Little Brooke Lane PO BOX 19085 2594 SARATOGA DR Woodstock, GA 30188 ATLANTA GA 31126 MACON GA 31211 ravenscraftforhd22.com electdanabarrett.com DISTRICT 34 DISTRICT 32 Priscilla Smith DISTRICT 12 Christine Triebsch Liz Johnson 707 WHITLOCK AVE SW SUITE G5 PO Box 513 PO BOX 1404 MARIETTA GA 30064 Kennesaw, GA 30156 STATESBORO GA 30459 – 1404 christineforga.com priscillaforgeorgia.com Page 1 of 3 GEORGIA AFL-CIO 2020 ENDORSED CANDIDATES DISTRICT 35 DISTRICT 50 DISTRICT 61 Kyle Rinaudo Angelika Kausche (i) Roger Bruce (i) Unopposed PO Box 944 5805 State Bridge Rd, Ste G-518 410 STONE ARBOR CT SW Acworth, GA 30101 Johns Creek GA 30097 ATLANTA GA 30331 - 7652 www.kylerinaudo.com www.angelikaforgeorgia.com rogerbruce.net DISTRICT 37 DISTRICT 51 DISTRICT 62 Mary Frances Williams (i) Josh McLaurin (i) William Boddie (i) Unopposed 1000 WHITLOCK AVE PO BOX 567297 PO BOX 90787 STE. 320 PMB #249 ATLANTA GA 31156 EAST POINT GA 30364 MARIETTA GA 30064 joshforgeorgia.com www.voteboddie62.com www.maryfranceswilliams.com DISTRICT 52 DISTRICT 63 DISTRICT 40 Shea Roberts Debra Bazemore (i) Erick Allen (i) PO BOX 28571 7042 GALLOWAY PT 2690 COBB PKWY SUITE A5-578 ATLANTA GA 30358 RIVERDALE GA 30296 SMYRNA GA 30080 www.sheaforgeorgia.com www.debrabazemore63.com www.allenforgeorgia.com DISTRICT 53 DISTRICT 66 DISTRICT 41 Sheila Jones (i) Unopposed Kim Alexander (i) Michael Smith (i) 3246 Amhurst Drive PO BOX 393 2136 Cumberland Creek Trail SW Atlanta, GA 30318 HIRAM GA 30141 Marietta, GA 30008-4459 www.sheilajones.org www.kimaalexander.com www.votemichaelsmith.com DISTRICT 54 DISTRICT 76 Betsy Holland (i) DISTRICT 43 Sandra Scott (i) Unopposed Luisa Wakeman 535 PINE TREE DR NE P.O. BOX 318 4455 LOWER ROSWELL ROAD ATLANTA GA 30305 REX GA 30273 BOX 683032 betsyforgeorgia.com votesandragscott.com MARIETTA GA 30068 DISTRICT 55 www.electluisa.com DISTRICT 77 Marie Metze (i) Unopposed Rhonda Burnough (i) Unopposed PO BOX 42626 DISTRICT 44 7843 CLEARVIEW CIR ATLANTA GA 30311 Connie Dicicco RIVERDALE GA 30296 - 3385 2000 Debra Lane www.statereprhondaburnough.com DISTRICT 56 Marietta GA 30066 Mesha Maninor Unopposed meshamainor.com DISTRICT 78 DISTRICT 45 Demetrius Douglas (i) Unopposed Sara Tindall Ghazal DISTRICT 57 PO BOX 131 4880 LOWER ROSWELL RD Stacey Evans Unopposed STOCKBRIDGE GA 30281 SUITE 165-202 750 PIEDMONT AVENUE NE MARIETTA GA 30068 ATLANTA GA 30308 DISTRICT 83 www.ghazalforgeorgia.com www.staceyevans.com Becky Evans (i) Unopposed 1408 Cornell Road NE DISTRICT 47 DISTRICT 58 Atlanta, GA 30306 Anthia Owens Carter Park Cannon (i) Unopposed www.beckyevans.com 11877 Douglas Road, Suite 102 - 106 931 MONROE DRIVE #460, SUITE 102 Alpharetta, GA 30005 ATLANTA GA 30308 DISTRICT 84 anthiaowenscarter.com parkcannon58.com Renitta Shannon (i) Unopposed 2107 N. DECATUR RD #717 DISTRICT 48 DISTRICT 59 DECATUR GA 30033 Mary Robichaux (i) David Dreyer (i) Unopposed renittashannon.com P.O. BOX 1001 PO BOX 89310 ROSWELL GA 30077 ATLANTA GA 30312 DISTRICT 85 electmaryrobichaux.com www.dreyerforgeorgia.com Karla Drenner (i) Unopposed PO BOX 348 DISTRICT 49 DISTRICT 60 AVONDALE ESTATES GA 30002 Jason Hayes Kim Schofield (i) Unopposed 11770 HAYNES BRIDGE RD ST205-#305 PO BOX 161562 ALPHARETTA GA 30009 ATLANTA GA 30321 www.jasonhayesforgeorgia.com electkim4d60.net Page 2 of 3 GEORGIA AFL-CIO 2020 ENDORSED CANDIDATES DISTRICT 89 DISTRICT 105 DISTRICT 126 Bee Nguyen (i) Unopposed Donna McLeod (i) Gloria Frazier (i) Unopposed 212 Flora Ave NE PO BOX 1021 2717 WILLIS FOREMAN RD Atlanta GA 30307 LAWRENCEVILLE GA 30046 HEPHZIBAH GA 30815 - 6936 beeforgeorgia.com www.electdonnamcleod.com DISTRICT 127 DISTRICT 91 DISTRICT 106 Brian Prince (i) Unopposed Rhonda Taylor Unopposed Rebecca Mitchell PO BOX 14264 PO BOX 82452 P.O. BOX 935 AUGUSTA GA 30919 CONYERS GA 30013 SNELLVILLE GA 30078 www.rhondastaylor.com rebeccaforgeorgia.com DISTRICT 132 Bob Trammell (i) DISTRICT 93 DISTRICT 107 PO BOX 425 Dar'shun Kendrick (i) Unopposed Shelly Hutchinson (i) LUTHERSVILLE GA 30251 - 0042 P O BOX 630 2483 HERITAGE VILLAGE www.bobtrammell.com LITHONIA GA 30058 SUITE 16166 kendrickforgeorgia.com SNELLVILLE GA 30078 DISTRICT 142 www.shellyforgeorgia.com Miriam Paris (i) Unopposed DISTRICT 95 PO BOX 14056 Beth Moore (i) DISTRICT 108 MACON GA 31203 6768 LOCKRIDGE DR Jasmine Clark (i) DORAVILLE GA 30360 280 Braxton Place DISTRICT 147 www.mooreforgeorgia.com Tucker, GA 30084 Stephen Baughier jasmineclarkforgeorgia.com 300 Terrell St. DISTRICT 96 Warner Robins, GA 31088 Pedro Marin (i) Unopposed DISTRICT 109 4901 DUNCAN WOOD DR Regina Lewis-Ward DISTRICT 151 DULUTH GA 30096 289 JONESBORO RD Joyce Barlow www.marinstatehouse.com SUITE 401 P O BOX 70233 MCDONOUGH GA 30253 ALBANY GA 31708 DISTRICT 98 www.reginalewisward.com www.joycebarlow.com Taeho Cho 3851 SOVEREIGN DR DISTRICT 110 DISTRICT 162 BUFORD GA 30519 Ebony Carter Carl Gilliard (i) Unopposed www.votetaehocho.com PO Box 2423 714 MLK BLVD SUITE 5 McDonough GA 30253 SAVANNAH GA 31401 DISTRICT 99 www.gilliardforgeorgia.org Marvin Lim DISTRICT 117 6654 Wandering Way Mokah Johnson DISTRICT 168 Norcross, GA 30093. PO BOX 49096 Al Williams (i) Unopposed www.marvinlimforga.com ATHENS GA 30604 - 9096 9041 E OGLETHORPE HWY mokahforgeorgia.com MIDWAY GA 31320 - 4117 DISTRICT 100 Dewey McClain (i) Unopposed DISTRICT 119 DISTRICT 179 PO BOX 1621 Jonathan Wallace Julie Jordan LILBURN GA 30048 PO BOX 1411 620 SEA ISLAND ROAD #179 www.deweymcclain.com WATKINSVILLE GA 30677 ST. SIMONS ISLAND GA 31522 wallacefor119.com www.julieforgeorgia.com DISTRICT 101 Sam Park (i) DISTRICT 124 4850 SUGARLOAF PKWY STE 209-188 Wayne Howard (i) Unopposed LAWRENCEVILLE GA 30044 P O BOX 31558 www.samforgeorgia.com AUGUSTA GA 30903 www.gadistrict124.com DISTRICT 104 Nakita Hemmingway DISTRICT 125 PO Box 1462 Sheila Nelson (i) Unopposed Dacula GA, 30019 PO BOX 5544 www.nakitahemingway.com AUGUSTA GA 30916 /cd;opeiu2001;aflcio Page 3 of 3 .
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