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Dear Equality Supporter,
*Please note we have added
Candidate Joe Macon for East Point Mayor to the meet & greet
schedule.
Candidate Meet & Greet
Schedule Meet candidates from
your district at the GE booth! VOTE NOV
3RD!
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Adam Brackman |
Atlanta City Council
Post 1 At-Large |
Saturday 11 -
11:30am |
| Amir Farokhi |
Atlanta City Council Post 2
At-Large |
Saturday 1 - 1:30pm |
| Lisa Borders |
Atlanta Mayor |
Saturday 1:30 - 2pm |
| Ceasar Mitchell |
Atlanta City Council President |
Saturday 2:30 - 3pm |
| Shelitha
Robertson |
Atlanta City Council Post 3
At-Large |
Saturday 3 - 3:30pm |
| Felicia Moore |
Atlanta City Council District 9 |
Sunday 11:30 -
Noon |
| Rosemarie Nelson |
Clarkston Mayor |
Sunday 2:30 -
3pm |
| Kyle Williams |
Decatur City Commissioner |
Sunday 3 -
3:30pm |
| Kenneth DeLeon |
East Point City Council Ward C
At-Large |
Sunday 3:30 -
4pm |
| Joe Macon |
East Point Mayor |
Sunday 3:30 -
4pm |
| Simone Bell |
House District 58 |
Sunday 4 -
4:30pm |
| Shelitha
Robertson |
Atlanta City Council Post 3
At-Large |
Sunday 5 -
5:30pm |
CITY OF EAST POINT GEORGIA EQUALITY ENDORSED
CANDIDATES
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Joe Macon East Point Mayor
The Honorable Joseph L. Macon, in his first
candidacy for public office, was elected Mayor of the City of
East Point, Georgia, December 6, 2005. He is the 20th Mayor of
the City of East Point. Mayor Macon’s historic election
acknowledges him as the first African American male elected
since the City was incorporated in 1887.
Mayor Joseph L. Macon is employed with the
Fortune 500 insurance firm, Allstate Insurance Company. He
attended Auburn University and Morehouse College, majoring in
Political Science. Joseph L. Macon served three terms as an East
Point Planning & Zoning Commissioner, completing his service
as a member of this Commission upon his election as Mayor.
During his tenure as a member of this Commission, he was a very
outspoken advocate for citizen and property owner’s
rights. He also encourages the City of East Point developing a
diverse economic base through investment by business, industrial
and commercial interests.
Mayor Joseph L. Macon’s leadership style is to
build coalitions with the City’s residents and business
owners. He works closely with each member of East Point’s
City Council, and East Point’s City Manager, to
collectively build a vision of excellence for the City of East
Point. He is a strong believer in setting goals that identify
the direction for the City. Mayor Macon is a champion for public
safety, economic development and quality education. Joseph Macon
understands that leadership involves more than just appearing at
a meeting, it involves new ideas being brought forth; setting
and implementing goals; and then, actually achieving
them.
Mayor Joseph L. Macon is truly
committed to the City of East Point. Throughout the years, he
has been a very active and dedicated civic and community
volunteer. The Mayor and his family, East Point homeowners for
the past eleven years, have a vested interest in the
City’s future. He and his wife, Jennifer, are loving and
supportive parents to their two sons, and volunteer often with
their sons’ public school.
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Eric Morrow East
Point City Council - Ward B At-Large
As a
successful attorney and a concerned citizen, the greater Atlanta
community has already placed substantial trust in Eric Morrow.
Now, he hopes that the public will continue its trust in him
with a seat on the East Point City Council.
Throughout his career, Eric has worked
as an assistant solicitor in Dekalb County, assistant district
attorney in Newton County and an associate city attorney for the
city of Atlanta. During his time as associate city attorney he
defended the city and its employees from a civil suit brought by
anti-abortion protesters who blocked access to the Feminist
Women’s Health Center and harassed its patrons. Currently,
he serves as a mayoral appointee to the city’s Ethics
Review Board. He is a former member of the city’s Ethics
Review Taskforce and a member of the Jefferson Park Neighborhood
association.
If elected, Eric plans to lay the foundation
for the future of East Point by improving the efficiency of city
services and fostering economic development. “I will work
to attract smart growth and businesses that will help ease the
tax burdens on individual residents,” he said. “We
have a treasure of industrial and commercial space that goes
unused. We must market our city treasures and I will work hard
to make this happen.”
Eric boasts an impressive resume,
including two undergraduate degrees from Emory University, a
master’s degree from the University of New York at Stony
Brook and a law degree from the University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill.
Eric has already amassed a strong
coalition of support, including sitting city councilmembers
Earnestine Pittman and Lance Rhodes, who is openly gay.
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Kenneth DeLeon East Point City
Council - Ward C At-Large
"I have spoken with many
East Point residents and one thing is loud and clear. The voters
of this city don't want us airing our dirty laundry to the rest
of the world, but they do want to see us roll up our sleeves,
listen, and work toward common goals for the city. The things
residents want:
* Fiscal responsibility,
accountability, and transparency * A high level of public
safety * Clean neighborhoods * Downtown development and
smart growth * Improved roads and sidewalks * Lush green
spaces * Numerous after school activities for children *
Well maintained city gateways and rights-of-way * Courteous
and efficient basic city services
I will work to build consensus with the
Mayor and other council members to set progressive, efficient
and productive policies to address these needs. I will use my
business, professional and personal experiences, so that
together we accomplish these goals. I will do my very best to
provide oversight while being careful not to micro-manage.
Together, we can make a difference and
move East Point forward."
Kenneth
DeLeon
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