Office sought: School Board, City of Rochester, NY
Primary election date: June 24, 2025

Why we’re endorsing

• Member of the Monroe County Legislature
• Sponsored and passed historic legislation, including the Gantt Law for Utilization of Minority and Women-Owned Businesses.
• Wrote and sponsored the resolution that renamed local airport after Frederick Douglass.
• B.S. in Political Science from SUNY Brockport | 2001

Candidate’s platform: Progress and solutions for Rochester’s students

Early Literacy
By the third grade, children should transition from learning to read to reading to learn. We must commit ourselves to ensuring that every child is reading at or above grade level.

Effective Parent Engagement
Studies prove that parent involvement results in better outcomes for students. We need an effective, evidence-based parent engagement initiative.

Quality Neighborhood Schools 
Students, families and communities benefit in so many meaningful ways when students attend schools near their home. We must ensure that every school in every neighborhood is a quality school.

Office sought: Councilman, Town of Amherst, NY
Election date: Nov. 4, 2025

Why we’re endorsing

• Private-sector leader, engineer with an MBA, and PhD candidate with a vision for Amherst’s future
• Member of the Amherst Planning Board and the town’s Information and Technology Advisory Committee
• Prepared to fight to fully fund police, fire, and emergency services
• Fighting for responsible development, to revitalize Boulevard Mall and the Westwood properties while growing and strengthening neighborhoods.

Candidate’s platform

Fiscal responsibility: Maintaining the budget for essential public services, ensuring our police and fire departments remain well-funded to keep our town safe.

Responsible development: For the boulevard mall and other areas of Amherst and town parkland while growing and strengthening neighborhoods

Preserving our parks: Preserving our parks and advancing efforts for the development of amherst central Park.

Enhancing technology: For youth services, making it easier for parents to enroll their children in Amherst youth and recreation programs, especially during the busy Summer months.

Office sought: City Council, District 2, Mableton, GA
Election date: Nov. 4, 2025

Why we’re endorsing

• Public safety executive with the Georgia Department of Juvenile Justice for 14 years.
• Passionate community leader who has the knowledge, experience, and relationships to advocate for community needs.
• Proud military service.

Candidate’s platform

• Focus on Smart Redevelopment: Working with public and private interests to create sustainable communities for all.
• Public Safety: Ensuring every resident, business owner, and visitor feels safe.
• Support for Veterans & Senior Citizens: Prioritizing needed resources for healthy living.
• Youth Education: Collaborating with local education leaders in support of student success.
• Fiscal Responsibility: Being a good steward of taxpayer dollars.

Office sought: Mayor, City of Atlanta | Incumbent
Election date: Nov. 4, 2025

Why we’re endorsing

• Outstanding record as Atlanta’s 61st mayor, reduced crime rates, achieved historic AAA bond rating
• Served eight years on Atlanta City Council
• Holds a degree in chemical engineering from Georgia Tech, Master of Public Administration from Georgia State University
• Native Atlantan and product of Atlanta Public School

Candidate’s platform

• Focused on expanding opportunities, equity, and prosperity for all residents
• Ongoing implementation of bold affordable housine initiatives
• Complete robust infrastructure program dedicated to upgrading roads, public spaces, and neighborhood connectivity
• Comprehensive approach to sustainable growth and public safety that reinforces Atlanta’s future as a vibrant, connected, and equitable city