U.S. House, District 13District race (Georgia) · 2 candidates
In their own words
Certified write-in candidates: Antoine Kelley Jr..
Jonathan Chavez
WebsiteBallotpedia- 1. New Leadership for Real Results in Georgia’s 13th District
I’m running to bring fresh, results-focused leadership to Congress—putting our community’s needs above party politics and social media clout. Together, we can build a government that actually works for the people of GA-13.
- 2. Economic Opportunity, Healthcare Access, and Stronger Education
I will fight for more good-paying jobs, expanded healthcare options (including rural telehealth and Medicaid expansion), and better funding for our schools—so every family in Georgia’s 13th has a fair shot at success.
- 3. Accountable, Transparent, and United Representation
I believe in term limits, faster infrastructure improvements, and real accountability for how our tax dollars are spent. My campaign is about bringing people together—Republicans, Independents, and Democrats—to solve problems and create a better future for all.
Jasmine Clark
WebsiteBallotpedia- Fighting Back
In just a few months, Donald Trump and MAGA Republicans have done unprecedented damage to our country and to Georgia. When I’m in Congress, I will continue to challenge destructive policies and get to work delivering the results families need right now, as I have done in Georgia.
- Protecting Georgia Jobs
Donald Trump, Elon Musk, and MAGA Republicans have made unprecedented cuts to Georgia’s federal workforce, including thousands of workers at the CDC in Atlanta. Our federal workers are the foundational force that keep our government running and they deserve our respect.
- Campaign statement
I’ll work side by side with workers and union partners to prevent these reckless cuts, work to restore Georgia jobs and strengthen protections so future administrations can’t destroy our workforce again.
- Restoring Research Funding And Stand Up For Science
I have been a research scientist, and know firsthand that the cuts to research funding–especially when it comes to the CDC and NIH–are unsustainable . Years of research on life changing issues like: asthma and air pollution, cancer treatments, measles-rubella, and HIV, have been lost due to attacks on science. …
- Campaign statement
I hope to continue this work in Congress as the first woman with a science PhD.