Congratulations to Nicole Massiah on her runoff victory Dec. 3!

Congratulations to all of our 2024 elected candidates!

Congratulations to Nicole Massiah and her victory in DeKalb Co. Georgia, securing the District 3 county commission seat. She easily won her runoff race on Dec. 3 with a commanding lead, and we look forward to great things for her district just east of Atlanta.

And with this runoff election the Krimson PAC closes a momentous election year with a win. We started the year with a win way back on Jan. 2 we congratulated Tameika Isaac Devine, and her election as SC District 19 State Senator.

In between we celebrated the historic wins by Angela Alsobrooks in Maryland and Lisa Blount Rochester in Delaware, breaking through barriers to become the first Black women elected to the US Senate in their states.

The Krimson PAC has a winning track record of endorsing the best leaders for our communities at the local, state and national levels. Check them all out here.

As we gear up for 2025 and beyond, we ask you to make an investment in the future of our communities. Can you help us help young leaders run for office and win? Please give generously now.

Wishing you a blessed and peaceful holiday season!

She’s got a vision for progress in DeKalb County, Georgia, a populous county just east of Atlanta. The Krimson PAC is all in on this last big win for the 2024 election cycle. Please help us get Nicole into the victory circle for her community and for our future.

Office sought: Commissioner, District 3, DeKalb County, Georgia
Runoff election: 12/3/2024

Why we’re endorsing

• Attorney and real estate broker deeply committed to serving the vibrant community of DeKalb County.
• Mother of three, entrepreneur
• Degrees from Georgia State University and John Marshall Law School; licensed by the Georgia Real Estate Commission
• Member of Georgia Association of Black Women Attorneys, DeKalb Pro-Bono, Georgia Association of Women Lawyers, the United Way, and Leadership DeKalb Class of 2020.

Candidate’s platform

• Better public transportation options in our neighborhoods.
• Concerns about rising rent and the availability of affordable housing.
• Road repairs and fixing potholes; trash collection and the overall quality of local services.
• More parks, playgrounds, and community centers.
• Public safety and how crime is being addressed in our community.
• Ideas for improving local schools and libraries.
• Concerns about new developments and zoning changes in our neighborhoods.

My message is: by staying home you’re allowing white supremacy. You’re allowing bigotry. You’re allowing a hateful system to keep you silent and tell you to sit down and shut up.”

As the November 5, 2024 election looms and early voting begins, Krimson PAC board members Jeff Bell and Lamark Stillings convened a panel of our endorsed candidates recently for an important discussion about Black male voter participation implications and issues.

Panelists:
Jeff Bell – CAO Krimson Political Action Council
LaMark Stillings – Krimson PAC Board Member Senior at U of South Florida
Alex Burton – Candidate for Indiana State House of Representatives District 77
Aaron Whitley – Candidate for Chatham County GA District 6 Commissioner
Joshua Watkins – Candidate for Kentucky State House of Representatives District 42
Christopher Harris – Candidate for Alexandria City VA School Board, District C
Rasean Crawley – Candidate for Metro Council, District 22, Louisville, KY

The Krimson PAC is proud to announce our endorsement for Marcus Smith, a candidate for City Council in Melbourne, FL.

Marcus Smith is a retired U.S. Air Force Lieutenant Colonel with more than 20 years of leadership experience in logistics, project management, and community service. He’s a Melbourne resident, with a Master’s in Business Administration from Webster University and a Bachelor’s in Electrical Engineering from Georgia Tech.

Currently serving as the chair of the Melbourne Planning and Zoning board with three years of service, he is deeply committed to serving the Melbourne community by addressing local challenges and promoting sustainable growth.

Says Marcus, “As the Melbourne FL City Council representative, I will focus on delivering tangible improvements across the city focusing on 4 Pillars for Progress.”

And those pillars are:

• Community Economic Development
• Nonprofit and Small Business Support
• Workforce Development
• Civic Education & Engagement

For Kevin M. Harris
Delegate, District 27A

Tuesday, October 21, 2024 | 6 to 7:30 pm

MaryLou’s
731 Cady Dr.
Fort Washington, MD 20744

Incumbent candidate Representative Bowers was first elected to serve House District 113 in the Texas House of Representatives on November 8, 2018. She made history elected as the first African American to represent this district. House District 113 includes parts of Rowlett, Garland, and Mesquite.

During the 86th Legislative Session, Bowers served on the House Committees for Corrections, Juvenile Justice & Family Issues and Local and Consent Calendars. Representative Bowers champions women and children’s rights, juvenile justice issues, working towards eliminating the school to prison pipeline, and uplifting marginalized communities on every level of government. Bowers is celebrated across the State of Texas for authoring House Bill 3435, which declares March 1st of every year as “Texas Girls in STEM Day,” designated to highlight women in STEM and encourage and expose young girls along with our local school districts and organizations to embrace and enter fields relating to science, engineering, technology, math and the arts.

With a whopping 900 pages between its covers, there’s a lot in Project 2025, and lots to talk about. All of it concerning. Our chief administrative officer, Jeff Bell, sat down with two more of our endorsed candidates to take a deep dive into this document and what it could mean for the future of our communities and our selves.

Brent Thibeaux

Brent Thibeaux is a multifaceted professional with a wealth of experience in various industries and an enterprising spirit that has driven him to launch multiple businesses.

Brent believes in balancing professional success with personal well-being, embracing activities such as working out, meditation, and reading. As a member of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Inc., he exemplifies leadership and community involvement. He was Initiated in the Berkeley Alumni of Kappa Alpha Psi in Fall 2005.

Brent Thibeaux is a native of Oakland, CA and currently resides in Frisco, TX with his wife Melissa. He is a charter member of Frisco Alumni of Kappa Alpha Psi.

Please Join Us for A Reception in Support of
Angela Alsobrooks
Democratic Nominee for U.S. Senate in Maryland

Hosted by
Hon. Ed Rendell | Hon. Michael Nutter | Hon. Derek Green | Hon. Lisa Rhodes | Sen. Sharif Street | Rep. Morgan Cephas | Rep. Gina Curry | Dr. Valerie Green Amos And Fredrick Amos | Ryan N. Boyer | Eric Cramer | Joe Hill | Ken Jarin | Alan Kessler | Aubrey Montgomery | Wendy Wolf | Krimson PAC

With Special Guest
Mayor Cherelle Parker

Tuesday, October 1 | 5:30 pm
Philadelphia, PA

Address provided upon RSVP

Suggested Contributions
$3,300 – Chair | $1,000 – Host | $500 – Sponsor | $250 – Supporter

Or email [email protected]
Make checks payable to: Alsobrooks Victory Fund, PO Box 6058, Largo, MD 20792

Presidential candidate Kamala Harris spoke recently of the tragic deaths of two young women from Georgia, Amber Nicole Thurman (left) and Candi Miller. Their deaths could have been prevented, but their medical care was hindered by Georgia’s six-week abortion ban. You can read the in-depth reporting by Pro Publica here.

Women, who want to live, suffering and dying because they are denied life saving care as a result of abortion laws would be an example of government sanctioned malfeasance that this nation has not seen since the Tuskegee Experiment.

In response, Krimson Political Action Council believes:

• Each human being is the sole and exclusive owner of their body.
• No politician, no judge, no law should contradict the fundamental principles of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness which is the foundation of freedom in the United States of America.
• The draconian laws in the state of Georgia that deny a woman’s sole and exclusive right to control her own body discouraged physicians and medical staff from doing what they are called to do, provide care for vulnerable, sick, and suffering human beings. This is why Ms. Amber Thurman and Mrs. Candi Miller died.