Endorsers and Supporters
Endorsers and Supporters
Below are some of the organizations that endorse or support Joyce. These organizations recognize the dedication Joyce has for working towards the betterment of Georgia and our people.
2022 Endorsers
Care in Action is a nonprofit, nonpartisan group dedicated to fighting for dignity and fairness for the millions of domestic workers in the United States, most of whom are women of color and immigrant women. Founded in 2017, Care in Action is backed by tens of thousands of nannies, house cleaners, and care workers across the country.
Democracy for America is a member-driven, people-powered political action committee. Our mission is building and empowering a broad coalition of grassroots organizers to elect the New American Majority — people of color and white progressives — to fight for inclusive populism at all levels of office in all 50 states.
“Fair Fight PAC is proud to endorse these Georgia State House candidates who reflect our state’s diversity,” said Fair Fight PAC Political Director André D. Fields. “These leaders share a devotion to advancing our state, and a commitment to fighting for a progressive, pro-voter agenda. We are proud to support these candidates in their elections, and excited to work with them to defend our democracy and keep Georgia moving forward.”
A grassroots political action committee dedicated to changing the face of power in Georgia by recruiting, training, supporting, electing, and re-electing Democratic women who will serve as effective advocates for the issues most important to families and women, including the preservation of reproductive freedom.
The 2.3 million member activists of NARAL Pro-Choice America fight for reproductive freedom for every person in every state. Each day, we organize and mobilize to protect that freedom by fighting for access to abortion care, birth control, paid parental leave and protections from pregnancy discrimination. NARAL Pro-Choice Georgia is the state chapter of NARAL Pro-Choice America.
2022 Supporters
Elect Black Women identified us as a “race to watch!” “It’s past time we address the violence, trauma, and inequities present in the everyday lives of Americans — in education, housing, funding and policing. We need to work on electing new leaders who understand the systemic roots of these injustices.” Elect Black Women
Members of our Community (2022 Endorsers)
- Rep Kim Alexander, GA HD66
- Rep Karen Bennett, GA HD94
- Rep Carolyn Hugley, GA HD136
- Rep Dar’shun Kendrick, GA HD93
- Rep Kim Schofield, GA HD60
- Sen David Lucas, GA SD26
- Sen Sheikh Rahman, GA SD5
- Robert Aaron, Mayor, Dawson
- Clifton Aldridge Sr, School Board, Schley County
- Douglas Bell, School Superintendent, Terrell County
- Kevin Brown, Mayor, Buena Vista
- Nelson Brown, City Council, Americus
- Joyce Campbell, City Council, Richland
- James Earl “Chip” Carter, III, Plains
- JC Clark Jr, City Council, Richland
- Melvin Crimes, County Commissioner, Webster County
- Vincent Cutts, Mayor, Smithville
- Daryl R. Dowdell I, City Council, Americus
- Gregory Edwards, District Attorney, Dougherty County
- Rutledge Forney, MD, Past President of the Medical Association of Georgia
- Debra Graham, School Board, Marion County
- Rev Ivey Hines, former City Commissioner, Albany
- Bobby Jenkins, Mayor, Cuthbert
- Cynthia Jenkins, School Board, Stewart County
- Ernest Johnson, County Commissioner, Terrell County
- Shirley Jones, School Board, Chattahoochee County
- Kenneth Josey, Mayor, Richland
- Elizabeth Murray, City Council, Buena Vista
- Kesha Nelson, School Board, Stewart County
- Tyrone Nelson, County Commissioner, Stewart County
- Michael Oxford, School Board, Terrell County
- Harry Parker, Mayor, Bronwood
- Kelvin Pless, City Council, Americus
- Arcola Scott, County Commissioner, Stewart County
- Nikita Seay, City Council, Lumpkin
- Nicole Smith, City Council, Americus
- Shekella Stewart, City Council, Richland
- Sondra Walker, City Council, Dawson
- Joe Lee Williams, County Commissioner, Stewart County
- Joseph B. Williams, County Commissioner, Stewart County
- Juanita Wilson, City Council, Americus