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Donzella James
DEMOCRAT
Donzella James is running for Georgia State Senator, District 28.
Personal background
Donzella has degrees in criminal justice and political science from Morris Brown College and also attended Georgia State University. Donzella also has an honorary Doctorate of Humanities from Macon’s Emmanuel Bible College. She is married to Elmo James. They have two sons, Bryant James and the late Kerry James.
Professional background
Donzella is a retired member of the National Alliance of Postal and Federal Employees and taught in the Atlanta public schools for over a decade.
Political background
Donzella James was first elected to the Georgia State Senate in 1993 to complete the remainder of an unexpired term and continued serving District 35 until 2002. In 2009, Donzella returned to the State Senate to fill another unexpired term. Donzella later won the 2012 election for State Senate District 35 and still serves in this capacity.
Economy
Supports strengthening Georgia’s relationship with Africa and passed a resolution in 2013, urging the Georgia Department of Economic Development to promote and reinforce beneficial ties with African nations
Wants to repeal the prohibition against cities and counties enacting rent control laws to keep housing affordable.
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Energy & the Environment
Sponsored a bill restricting the use Styrofoam by certain retail establishments.
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Healthcare
Supports abortion and sponsored Senate Bill 15 to increase abortion access and ensure insurance coverage in Georgia.
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Voting & Elections
As of July 25, 2024, Donzella James did not have a website or any information online.
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Public Safety
Supports gun control and sponsored Senate Bill 40 to prohibit certain individuals from carrying guns in certain places.
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Education
Sponsored legislation to create a pilot program for outdoor learning spaces in elementary and secondary schools.
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