Fulton County Commission, District 4 (Unexpired Term)Local race · 4 candidates
In their own words
Special election for the unexpired term of Mo Ivory, who resigned (per sample ballot). Candidates listed without a party are as printed on the sample ballot.
Natalie Hall
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Commissioner Natalie Hall is the only candidate with a proven track record of getting things done for YOU and working families in Fulton County.
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Elected twice from District 4 Commissioner Natalie Hall has defended your voting rights, supported seniors and youth, saved Grady Hospital, enhanced our libraries, and she did it all while not raising property taxes.
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Rohit Malhotra
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Budgets are moral documents. The $1.4B budget of Fulton County must better reflect the needs and the voices of communities. I intend to make sure our budgets are fair, transparent, and participatory.
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Gun violence is a public health crisis. It is the leading cause of death for children in the United States. We must invest in hospital-based violence intervention.
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We must protect elections and election workers, especially in the South, where they have been attacked. We need to strengthen the security of election systems and data, and ensure Fulton County’s elections are administered efficiently, transparently, and securely. …
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We will address economic inequality head on.
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Together, we can invest in people, strengthen communities, and make government work better for everyone.
- ATLANTA’S ECONOMY IS BOOMING –
While the city sees historic growth, Atlanta ranks last in the nation for economic mobility. That means children born into poverty here are less likely to escape it than anywhere else in the country. As a result, Atlanta now has the highest income inequality in the U.S.
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This campaign will tackle the root causes of inequality with bold, targeted policies and investments that ensure that every family, small business, and community in Atlanta has a real shot at success, not just survival. …
- Affordable Living & Economic Mobility
Housing, taxes, and services that people don’t just have to budget around — opportunity that lifts up, not weighs down
Karen Rene
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Aaron A. Sampson Jr
WebsiteBallotpedia- Protecting Our Elections
Free and fair elections are the foundation of our democracy, and every Fulton County voter deserves an election system that is secure, professional, and free from political interference.
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For nearly 30 years, Aaron has served as the Executive Director or CEO of nonprofit organizations dedicated to serving some of the most vulnerable members of our community — helping organizations that feed families, shelter those in need, educate young people, and support youth programs across Atlanta and Fulton …
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That work has always been about protecting opportunity and strengthening our community. Now, Aaron is committed to protecting something just as fundamental: every resident’s right to vote.
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In recent years, election deniers and outside political forces have tried to undermine confidence in Fulton County’s elections and insert partisan actors into the process. Aaron will stand firmly against those efforts.
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As Commissioner, he will work to ensure Fulton County elections are properly staffed, professionally administered, and fully prepared for early voting, absentee voting, and Election Day operations. He will defend the integrity of our elections and ensure every voter can have confidence that their voice counts.