Senator Butler, as Senate Minority Leader, you are the most senior voice for Democrats in the Georgia General Assembly. Democrats have been out of power for more than two decades. When do you see the tide turning?  I see the tide turning every day. Georgia has already...

An Op-Ed Written by State Representative Lisa Campbell America’s founders advocated for the creation of public education from the earliest days, even as our Constitution was being written. President George Washington, in his Farewell Address of 1796, shared that...

HD 83 Rep. Karen Lupton served on Chamblee’s City Council before WINning her house seat in 2022 to join the largest ever freshman class and is now working to forge strong relationships with fellow DeKalb County officials.

A young Valencia Seay, growing up in Herndon Homes, the 520-unit Atlanta public housing community demolished in 2010, might never imagined at the age of 70 she would be retiring from a three-decade career of public service, including 20 years as a Georgia Senator. In...

A mother of two, Teri Anulewicz had served a decade on the Smyrna City Council, including a term as Mayor Pro Tem, before she won a 2017 special election without opposition to serve as the local state representative since.

A minister and former military chaplain, Senator Tonya P. Anderson began her political career at Lithonia City Hall before moving to the Capitol for two terms in the House followed by a 2016 WIN to serve Senate District 43 since.

HD 89 Representative Becky Evans now includes service on a newly-created 30-member statewide Georgia Literacy Council and work at the intersection of social justice and climate change to her already busy schedule representing a central and south DeKalb County...

A proven leader, Rep. Sheila Jones retired from Lockheed Martin Company after 34 years of distinguished service where she was an active member of the International Machinists & Aerospace Workers Union AFL-CIO (Local Lodge 709).

Rep. Stacey Evans has a long record as a champion for women and candidates beginning with Georgia WIN List board service after law school graduation to this week’s successful approval of childcare and caregiver expenses as a campaign expenditure.

Following a Lupus diagnosis more than two decades ago, Kim Schofield created a pathway to become a highly effective advocate for herself and others which eventually led to a successful legislative campaign and respect for her strong voice on medical issues.

Senator Sonya Halpern will put her business background and focus on education issues and the principles of economic mobility, equity and opportunity to good use this summer and fall following appointments to serve on four newly created special study committees.

Elected in 2016 when she was 24, Representative Park Cannon is a staunch advocate for LGBTQ+ issues, protecting reproductive freedom and preserving voting rights while serving a historic Atlanta neighborhood where members of her family have lived for three generations.

A Georgia WIN List endorsement helped Rep. Dr. Karla Drenner make history in 2000 as the state and region’s first openly lesbian legislator, leading the way for an LGBTQ+ Georgia caucus which is one of the nation’s most diverse.

Elected in 2014, Senator Elena Parent is Chairwoman of the Senate Democratic Caucus, a platform she utilizes as an energetic and eloquent advocate to promote gun safety, preserve reproductive freedom, ensure fair elections and fully fund and protect public education....