Darius L. Francis
Darius Francis
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Public safety, crime & policing: “Vote, engage, and make a difference through community advocacy in Dekalb County and Henry County! Together, we can enhance public safety and promote responsible growth in our neighborhoods.”
(Campaign website) Upcoming Events: “Join us for an elegant black-tie evening filled with great food, drinks, inspiring speakers, live performances, fellowship, and celebration as we continue building momentum for Georgia House District 115 .”
(Campaign website) Upcoming Events: “This will be more than a dinner. It will be a night of purpose, community, and vision for the future we are working to build together.”
(Campaign website) Putting The People First: ““I’m Darius L. Francis, a U.S. Army veteran, entrepreneur, and community advocate running to represent District 115 in Dekalb County and Henry County.”
(Campaign website) Regina Lewis-Ward
Regina Lewis-Ward was born in Brooklyn, New York, and lives in McDonough, Georgia. Lewis-Ward earned a B.B.A. in computer systems from Bernard M. Baruch College and an M.A. in political science from Clayton State University. Her career experience includes working as a political science adjunct instructor, a shop steward with AFSCME, and a children's book writer. Lewis-Ward has served as the northwest regional director of the National Organization for Women Georgia Chapter.
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Healthcare: “Regina Lewis-Ward is a dedicated Georgia State legislator whose career has been defined by a steadfast commitment to her constituents, her community, and the next generation of Georgia's leaders.”
(Campaign website) Education: “Born and raised in New York, Regina developed an early passion for public service and education. Her journey from labor advocate to the halls of the Georgia State Capitol reflects her belief that every Georgian deserves a voice in the decisions that shape their lives.”
(Campaign website) Education: “Before entering elected office, Regina served her community through civic organizations, education initiatives, and grassroots advocacy.”
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