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Keisha Lance Bottoms is a proven fighter with battle-tested executive experience. She is running for Governor of Georgia to deliver for working families and bring steady leadership to&nbsp;Georgia in the midst of uncertainty and chaos coming from Washington.&nbsp; As Governor, Keisha will bring the strong leadership that Georgia needs during these tumultuous times. She will fight to expand Medicaid so that 300,000 Georgians can get the health care coverage they need and to prevent more hospitals - especially those in rural communities - from shutting their doors. Keisha will work to eliminate income taxes for teachers, crack down on corporate landlords that are buying up houses and making it harder for families to buy a home or afford rent, and she will invest in education so our children have better pathways to success through career training or college.&nbsp; As Mayor of Atlanta, Keisha steered the city through extraordinary challenges, including a cyber attack on city government, civil unrest, the pandemic, along with an unstable president and combative state leadership. She made major investments in affordable housing, delivered historic salary raises for police officers and firefighters, supported small businesses, balanced the budget and never raised property taxes. Keisha also helped make Atlanta a global business destination, welcoming nine Fortune 500 companies who established headquarters in Atlanta, helping the city add $11 billion to its total economic output and attracting $4.5 billion in total capital investment. Keisha is at least a fifth generation Georgian and has served as a judge, city councilwoman, and mayor. She was called to public service to build opportunities for working families like the one she grew up in. Keisha and her husband, Derek, are parents to four children in Atlanta.

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Keisha will lower health care costs for everyone by expanding Medicaid, ending the failed Georgia Pathways program, and replacing it with real coverage that actually works for families.Her agenda includes stabilizing rural hospitals, launching a Rural Care First Initiative to expand EMS, mobile health, telehealth, and labor and delivery access, taking on prescription drug costs by creating the Georgia Rx Savings Board, and strengthening Georgia’s mental health system so people can get help before a crisis.She will also invest in maternal health, protect reproductive freedom, and make Georgia’s public health infrastructure stronger and more prepared.

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<h2>KEISHA LANCE BOTTOMS PRIVACY POLICY </h2>This Privacy Policy explains how Keisha Lance Bottoms (“ENTITY,” “we,” or “us”) collects, uses, and discloses information about you when you access or use our websites, mobile sites, and mobile applications that link to this Privacy Policy (collectively, the “Site”). We may change this Privacy Policy from time to time.&nbsp; If we make changes, we will notify you by revising the date at the top of the policy, and, in some cases, we may provide you with additional notice (such as adding a statement to our website homepage or sending you a notification).&nbsp; We encourage you to review the Privacy Policy whenever you access the Site or otherwise interact with us to stay informed about our information practices and the choices available to you. 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Keisha didn’t just talk about affordable housing, she delivered it. She raised more than $700 million, and helped build or preserve more than 7,000 affordable homes—taking real action to keep residents housed during crisis and recovery.• During the pandemic and global supply chain crisis, raised more than $700 million and helped build or preserve more than 7,000 affordable housing units, while also expanding opportunity through Heritage Owner-Occupied Rehab programs that provided forgivable loans for critical health and safety repairs• Established Fight The Blight, a program for demolishing abandoned and neglected properties to create safe and welcoming neighborhoods.• Further advanced affordable housing and workforce development through the Gulch Development Deal, now Centennial Yards, the largest real estate development transaction in the Southeastern United States, securing $42 million in developer commitments to support affordable housing and workforce development in underserved neighborhoods.• Introduced the City of Atlanta Housing Affordability Action Plan, a roadmap for increasing housing inventory so that a broader spectrum of the workforce and more seniors could find the types of homes they needed to lead happy, healthy, and productive lives.• Signed an eviction moratorium covering federally supported housing and issued an executive order creating a $7 million emergency assistance fund.• Launched the #ATLSTRONG Fund in partnership with the United Way of Greater Atlanta to keep people from losing their homes during the COVID-19 pandemic.• Released American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 funds to provide 6,000 families with emergency rental assistance, moved about 500 people to permanent and affordable homes, and ensured access to $100 million in new bond funding to support the creation and preservation of more affordable homes for hard-working people, such as bus drivers, paramedics, and retail workers.• Championed a plan to build affordable housing for local teachers and seniors, a development known as Teachers Village, which is currently in progress.• Scrapped a planned garden honoring former mayors in favor of affordable housing, helping clear the way for Trinity Central Flats, a $130 million, 218-unit development across from City Hall designed to provide workforce housing, including units for city employees and people experiencing homelessness.• Appointed the city’s first Chief Housing Officer to coordinate affordable housing policy across agencies that had previously operated in silos, after securing philanthropic support to fund the position.

Keisha didn’t just talk about affordable housing, she delivered it. She raised more than $700 million, and helped build or preserve more than 7,000 affordable homes—taking real action to keep residents housed during crisis and recovery.

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Keeping neighborhoods safe takes more than one answer. Keisha raised the bar for Atlanta's first responders, brought in the technology and resources to back them up, and built an administration that reflected the people it served.Public Safety &amp; Community Support• Offered city police officers and firefighters the largest pay raise in Atlanta history, which helped address public safety staffing challenges and morale.• Committed $3 million to expand the Operation Shield Camera Network by 250 cameras, pledged to add new police officers to patrol the streets, and committed to increase the number of recruits in training.• Responded to the unrest that followed the murder of George Floyd, strongly urging those who shared her pain not to vandalize the city and encouraging them to vote instead.• Brought in some of the country’s leading civil rights attorneys and policing experts to advise on Atlanta Police Department tactics and policies, including use-of-force standards and de-escalation training.• Pushed to re-examine evidence from a string of murders that terrorized Atlanta’s Black community between 1979 and 1981, created the Atlanta Child Murders Memorial Task Force, and called for the placement of a memorial to honor the lives of those lost.• Initiated the City of Atlanta’s Safer Streets Action Plan, a two-year, $5 million program to improve safety features for biking, driving, taking public transit, and using e-scooters.• Created the One Atlanta-Light up the Night Initiative to add 10,000 new lights to Atlanta’s streets to help cut down on crimes and traffic crashes.• Partnered with Fulton County and community leaders to create the Policing Alternatives and Diversion program, which became a nationally recognized pre-arrest diversion model that connects people facing mental health, substance use, or poverty-related crises to services and support instead of jail.• As Mayor, expanded LGBTQ inclusion in city government by appointing the first-ever Director of LGBTQ Affairs in the Southeast and establishing the Mayor’s LGBTQ Advisory Board to help shape policy and strengthen engagement with the community.

Keeping neighborhoods safe takes more than one answer. Keisha raised the bar for Atlanta's first responders, brought in the technology and resources to back them up, and built an administration that reflected the people it served.

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Bottoms: ‘Donald Trump has Already Increased Costs for Millions of Georgians, and this Backwards Federal Budget Would Make it Even Worse’ATLANTA — Democratic candidate for governor Keisha Lance Bottoms released a statement today on President Donald Trump’s proposed 2027 budget, which would cut funding for health care, education, agriculture, housing, and clean energy programs, while Trump <a href="https://keishaforgovernor.us19.list-manage.com/track/click?u=82eef1f69f4a1194f9e1034dc&amp;id=d344c24c02&amp;e=e8cdf3d5be" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">increases funding for the war in Iran</a>.Donald Trump’s proposed budget would cut <a href="https://keishaforgovernor.us19.list-manage.com/track/click?u=82eef1f69f4a1194f9e1034dc&amp;id=c3d4fa04cd&amp;e=e8cdf3d5be" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">more than $15 billion</a> for the Department of Health and Human Services and <a href="https://keishaforgovernor.us19.list-manage.com/track/click?u=82eef1f69f4a1194f9e1034dc&amp;id=06c5724e3a&amp;e=e8cdf3d5be" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">$5 billion cut</a> to the National Institute of Health. Trump’s budget also calls for eliminating <a href="https://keishaforgovernor.us19.list-manage.com/track/click?u=82eef1f69f4a1194f9e1034dc&amp;id=668d76ec64&amp;e=e8cdf3d5be" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">more than $2 billion</a> for the Department of Education, nearly <a href="https://keishaforgovernor.us19.list-manage.com/track/click?u=82eef1f69f4a1194f9e1034dc&amp;id=a39dd299d8&amp;e=e8cdf3d5be" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">$5 billion for the Department of Agriculture</a>, more than <a href="https://keishaforgovernor.us19.list-manage.com/track/click?u=82eef1f69f4a1194f9e1034dc&amp;id=7737029d25&amp;e=e8cdf3d5be" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">$10 billion for the Department of Housing and Urban Development</a>, and more <a href="https://keishaforgovernor.us19.list-manage.com/track/click?u=82eef1f69f4a1194f9e1034dc&amp;id=a1b0e1f474&amp;e=e8cdf3d5be" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">$15 billion for renewable energy</a> and environmental projects.“Donald Trump has already increased costs for millions of Georgians, and this backwards federal budget would make it even worse. This proposal would increase the cost of health care, cut support for Georgia schools and farmers, and threaten Georgia’s growing clean energy economy. Georgians can’t afford these reckless policies from the Trump Administration.“Georgia needs leaders who will stand up for them by lowering costs, expanding access to affordable healthcare, creating jobs, and standing up to Donald Trump when he hurts Georgia — that’s what I’ll do as governor.”###

Bottoms: ‘Donald Trump has Already Increased Costs for Millions of Georgians, and this Backwards Federal Budget Would Make it Even Worse’

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Bottoms Statement on Trump Proposing Cuts to Health Care, Education

Gubernatorial candidate and former Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms is proud of her family’s long history in Georgia. Bottoms is at least a fifth-generation Georgian, she told the Ledger-Enquirer, and can trace her roots to a plantation in Crawfordville.

Georgia Governor Candidate Keisha Lance Bottoms Speaks On Top Columbus Issues

With the May primary approaching, Keisha Lance Bottoms made a stop in Forsyth County, saying she isn’t taking positive poll numbers for granted.

Former Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms Courts Forsyth County Dems In Bid For Governor

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Keisha Lance Bottoms is looking to do something that no Democrat has done since 2003: Become the Governor of Georgia.

Keisha Lance Bottoms Visits Covington During Her Gubernatorial Campaign

Former Atlanta mayor and current gubernatorial candidate Keisha Lance Bottoms took center stage as she accepted the Public Service Award. She drew a direct line between Atlanta's civil rights legacy and Georgia's 2026 race for governor.

Keisha Lance Bottoms Takes Center Stage at Ben Crump Human Rights Honors in Atlanta

Keisha has a proven record of growing Atlanta’s economy and creating pathways to opportunity. She helped bring jobs, investment, and major employers to the city while expanding workforce training, supporting small businesses, and investing in young people.• Generated new jobs that contributed to Metro Atlanta’s overall job growth numbers, which includes the city and the suburbs, and helped to decrease the region’s unemployment rate to 3.2%, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.• Brought nine new Fortune 500 companies to Atlanta, including Starbucks, Cisco, BlackRock, and 14 additional companies that generated nearly 3,000 new full-time jobs and close to 50 million in new capital investment.• Created the Center for Workforce Innovation, a public-private partnership with Atlanta Technical College, to help Atlantans train for six-figure jobs in aviation, IT, and the skilled trades with major employers like Delta Air Lines, Georgia Power, and Intercontinental Exchange.• Distributed funds to support businesses, cosmetologists, and members of the creative community during the COVID-19 pandemic.• Launched the Resurgence Grant Fund that allowed small businesses to apply for up to $40,000 of assistance during the pandemic, which has provided nearly $30 million to more than 1,000 businesses and nonprofits.• The Bottoms Administration facilitated $11 billion in total economic output and $4.5 billion in total capital investments in Atlanta.• Partnered with United Way of Greater Atlanta to expand the Youth Entrepreneurship Program (YEP) and provided a $2 million investment to offer young people $200 monthly stipends while participating in mentoring, job readiness training, leadership development, and entrepreneurship certification.• Established Learning Pods for 200 students that were open four days a week in 17 recreation centers across Atlanta to even the playing field, giving underserved children, who may not have had computers and/or Internet at home, access to virtual learning while schools were closed due to the pandemic.• Started Atlanta’s Child Savings Account program, which created bank accounts for Atlanta Public Schools kindergartners and provided seed money to open each account, including initial deposits for qualifying students.• Under Keisha’s leadership, Atlanta landed the 2026 FIFA World Cup and successfully hosted Super Bowl LIII, the NBA All-Star Game, and the College Football Playoff National Championship.• Advanced major economic development opportunities, including negotiating the $5 billion Gulch deal, currently the largest public-private redevelopment project in the country, which included a 10 percent equity opportunity for minority- and female-owned businesses and a 38 percent participation goal for minority- and women-owned firms.

Keisha has a proven record of growing Atlanta’s economy and creating pathways to opportunity. She helped bring jobs, investment, and major employers to the city while expanding workforce training, supporting small businesses, and investing in young people.

Economic Opportunities &amp; Education

Keisha Lance Bottoms, former Atlanta mayor, Senior Advisor to former President Joe Biden and a 2026 Democratic candidate for Georgia governor, spoke with Athens locals and UGA students about their concerns and her plans for state-wide office at a campaign meet and greet at Ted’s Most Best on a rainy afternoon Thursday.

Georgia Governor Candidate Keisha Lance Bottoms Comes To Athens On Campaign Trail

Keisha led with transparency and believed the public deserved a government they could actually see and trust. Her record includes real reforms that opened up city spending, strengthened oversight, and raised the bar for accountability in Atlanta government.• Launched Atlanta’s Open Checkbook, giving the public direct online access to all city spending information for the first time in city history.• Advanced sweeping transparency reforms, including the creation of the city’s first Chief Transparency Officer to strengthen compliance with open records laws.• Established stronger accountability measures in city government, including creation of an Inspector General and reforms to restrict and tighten oversight of city-issued credit cards.• Earned the Georgia First Amendment Foundation’s Charles L. Weltner Freedom of Information Award for leading major transparency reforms and helping restore public trust in city government.

Keisha led with transparency and believed the public deserved a government they could actually see and trust. Her record includes real reforms that opened up city spending, strengthened oversight, and raised the bar for accountability in Atlanta government.

Transparent and Ethical Leadership

Keisha knows that a thriving Georgia starts with clean water, healthy air, and communities that have access to real healthcare. She took that fight to Congress, protected Georgia's natural resources from corporate interests, and made history by putting public health at the center of how Atlanta is governed.• Advanced Clean Energy Atlanta, a citywide vision for a 100% clean energy future by 2035, and established a Clean Energy Advisory Board to help drive implementation, reduce emissions, and lower long-term energy costs.• Protected Georgia’s natural resources by successfully stopping a fuel terminal near the Chattahoochee River and supporting preservation of the Chattahoochee Brick property, helping pave the way for a 75-acre park and expanded green space.• Treated climate change as a real governing challenge by testifying before Congress on its impact on Atlanta, raising alarms about flooding, extreme heat, and tree canopy loss, and cutting city emissions through operational improvements that reduced fuel use and pollution.• Opened Westside Park and its reservoir, increasing Atlanta’s emergency water supply from just a few days to roughly 90 days.• Appointed Atlanta’s first Chief Health Officer to better coordinate the city’s response to chronic disease, asthma, HIV, and other public health challenges.• Made the first direct city investment in HIV prevention and expanded access to PrEP, recognizing the connection between prevention, community wellness, and stronger neighborhoods.

Keisha knows that a thriving Georgia starts with clean water, healthy air, and communities that have access to real healthcare. She took that fight to Congress, protected Georgia's natural resources from corporate interests, and made history by putting public health at the center of how Atlanta is governed.

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