At-Large City Council Post 1

Jereme Sharpe is a graduate of Georgia State University and is a licensed realtor. At age 25, he launched a real estate brokerage. He was selected as a Planner for a transportation project in Queens, New York. Sharpe is also a Chairperson for the Fairlie-Poplar Neighborhood Organization. Economy  Supports $25 Minimum Wage for all City Employees Plans to provide direct financial and technical support t...

Todd A Gray graduated from Devry University and the Keller Williams School of Business Management. He served as an National DEI Executive for 20 years. Gray worked for the Atlanta Police Department and spent six years as Vice-Chair of the Ethics board for the City of Atlanta. Economy  Supports implementation of business licensing procedures Plans to promote equitable economic growth with service at...

Brandon Goldberg is an attorney and resident of Midtown. He graduated from Cornell University and the Emory University School of Law. He is involved in the Democratic Party, the Stonewall Bar Association and the Atlanta Black-Jewish Coalition. His committees are Public Safety, COVID-19 Economic Recovery, Housing Equity, Transportation, and Diversity. Economy  Supports small business ...

Incumbent Michael Julian Bond has served in Atlanta since 2009. He serves as a member of the Public Safety committees, Community Development/Human Resources and the Committee on Council. Bond is also the Chief Programs Officer and Deputy Director for the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People Atlanta branch (NAACP). Bond was born and raised in Atlanta and attended Frederick...

Alfred “Shivy” Brooks was born in New Jersey and raised in Atlanta. He now serves as a civil rights activist, community organizer and educator. He graduated from Georgia State University's Andrew Young School of Public Policy. Brooks served as a legislative aide for the Georgia General Assembly for the American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations (AFL-CIO).  Economy  ...