The Board of Directors of Georgia Equality, the state’s largest political advocacy organization for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) Georgians and our allies, is proud to announce its endorsements in the upcoming general election on November 5, 2024.
Key Election Dates:
Earliest Day to Apply for an Absentee Ballot: August 19, 2024
Voter registration deadline for General Election: October 7, 2024
Early Voting Period: October 15, 2024 – November 1, 2024
Saturday Voting Available Statewide: October 19, 2024 and October 26, 2024
Optional Sunday Voting: October 20, 2024 and/or October 27, 2024
Last Day to Submit Absentee Ballot Application/Request: October 25, 2024
General Election Day: November 5, 2024
All Georgians should visit the Secretary of State’s My Voter Page to register to vote, double check that your voter registration is correct, and view critical voting information.
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2024 Endorsed Candidates:
State Senate:
Senate District 7: Nabilah Islam Parkes (i)
To learn more about Nabilah’s campaign, click here.
Senate District 21:
Lillia Lionel
To learn more about Lillia’s campaign, click here.
Senate District 34:
Kenya Wicks
To learn more about Kenya’s campaign, click here.
Senate District 40:
Sally Harrell (i)
To learn more about Sally’s campaign, click here.
Senate District 41:
Kim Jackson* (i)
To learn more about Kim’s campaign, click here.
Senate District 46:
Gareth Fenley*
To learn more about Gareth’s campaign, click here.
Senate District 48:
Ashwin Ramaswami
To learn more about Ashwin’s campaign, click here.
Senate District 56:
JD Jordan
To learn more about JD’s campaign, click here.
State House:
House District 6: Cathy Kott
To learn more about Cathy’s campaign, click here.
House District 30: Kim Floria
To learn more about Kim’s campaign, click here.
House District 35:
Lisa Gayle Campbell (i)
To learn more about Lisa’s campaign, click here.
House District 37:
Mary Frances Williams (i)
To learn more about Mary Frances’ campaign, click here.
House District 42:
Gabriel Sanchez
To learn more about Gabriel’s campaign, click here.
House District 44:
Danielle Bell
To learn more about Danielle’s campaign, click here.
House District 46: Michael Garza
To learn more about Michael’s campaign, click here.
House District 47: Debra Shigley
To learn more about Debra’s campaign, click here.
House District 48: Laura Murvartian
To learn more about Laura’s campaign, click here.
House District 50:
Michelle Au (i)
To learn more about Michelle’s campaign, click here.
House District 51:
Esther Panitch (i)
To learn more about Esther’s campaign, click here.
House District 52:
Shea Roberts (i)
To learn more about Shea’s campaign, click here.
House District 53:
Susie Greenberg
To learn more about Susie’s campaign, click here.
House District 54: Betsy Holland (i)
To learn more about Betsy’s campaign, click here.
House District 56:
Bryce Berry
To learn more about Bryce’s campaign, click here.
House District 57: Stacey Evans (i)
To learn more about Stacey’s campaign, click here.
House District 60: Sheila Jones (i)
To learn more about Sheila’s campaign, click here.
House District 71:
Kwasi Hudson
To learn more about Kwasi’s campaign, click here.
House District 83:
Karen Lupton (i)
To learn more about Karen’s campaign, click here.
House District 86:
Imani Barnes* (i)
To learn more about Imani’s campaign, click here.
House District 97: Ruwa Romman (i)
To learn more about Ruwa’s campaign, click here.
House District 99:
Michelle Kang
To learn more about Michelle’s campaign, click here.
House District 100:
Jennifer Ambler
To learn more about Jennifer’s campaign, click here.
House District 101:
Scott Holcomb (i)
To learn more about Scott’s campaign, click here.
House District 105:
Farooq Mughal (i)
To learn more about Farooq’s campaign, click here.
House District 107:
Sam Park* (i)
To learn more about Sam’s campaign, click here.
House District 108:
Jasmine Clark (i)
To learn more about Jasmine’s campaign, click here.
House District 120: Andrew Ferguson
To learn more about Andrew’s campaign, click here.
House District 121: Eric Gisler
To learn more about Eric’s campaign, click here.
House District 136: Jeff Lowe
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House District 147: Ariel Phillips*
To learn more about Ariel’s campaign, click here.
(*) Denotes an openly LGBTQ incumbent/candidate
(i) Denotes an incumbent