CHE' ALEXANDER, CLERK OF SUPERIOR AND MAGISTRATE COURTS

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Che' is from Atlanta, Georgia. She is a graduate of North Fulton High School. She has a bachelor's in business administration and management and a master's in public administration from Georgia State University.

Che'  founded CHEckrein Consulting, where she has been since 2018. She was previously the Chief Advisor, Chief of Courts Bureau, and Chief Deputy Clerk at the Fulton County Superior Court. 

Che' Alexander is currently the Clerk of the Superior & Magistrate Court of Fulton County, where she has been since June 2023.

As of March 19, 2024, Che' Alexander did not have a website or any information online.

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Keisha attended Lakeside High School. She obtained her Bachelors from Georgia Southern University in 1992. She attended Harvard Kennedy School of Government with a focus in Executive Education, graduating in 2014.

In addition to her positions as an elected representative, Keisha was a former senior policy adviser for U.S. Congress House District 5.

Keisha is a former city council member for Atlanta City Council, Post-3. She was first elected in 2021. She was also a former state representative in the Georgia House of Representatives for District 60. She served three terms.

Said "In an effort to maintain privacy and infrastructural security, technological upgrades and enhancements will be necessary. To ensure accessibility for all Fulton County residents, fees and costs should be kept a minimum."

- Said "In an effort to maintain privacy and infrastructural security, technological upgrades and enhancements will be necessary. To ensure accessibility for all Fulton County residents, fees and costs should be kept a minimum."

Wants to utilize technology to enhance the efficiency and accessibility of the clerk's office.

Said her top priority would be to "streamline and improve service delivery for Fulton County residents, taxpayers and stakeholders"

Supports HB 1292, saying "Under current law, IDs are not required when filing a deed in a clerk’s office. Proof of ownership is not required, meaning anyone can file a deed on any property. HB 1292 would also increase penalties in proven forged-deed cases."

Said "I believe every Fulton County resident and taxpayer should have access to public records, while balancing the need for privacy."

- Wants to utilize technology to enhance the efficiency and accessibility of the clerk's office.
- Said her top priority would be to "streamline and improve service delivery for Fulton County residents, taxpayers and stakeholders"
- Supports HB 1292, saying "Under current law, IDs are not required when filing a deed in a clerk’s office. Proof of ownership is not required, meaning anyone can file a deed on any property. HB 1292 would also increase penalties in proven forged-deed cases."
- Said "I believe every Fulton County resident and taxpayer should have access to public records, while balancing the need for privacy."

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Ralph works as an attorney and senior partner at The Hughes Firm.

Ralph Joseph Hughes' campaign for Clerk of Superior Court is his first entry into politics.

As of March 19, 2024, Ralph Joseph Hughes did not have a website.

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Rodney has a bachelor's degree in criminal justice and corrections from the City University of New York.

Rodney has experience working as a court supervisor in Fulton County for 26 years, as chief deputy clerk, and as a paralegal. 

This is Rodney Fowler's first entry into politics. 

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Hopes to provide accountability on monetary management and quarterly reports on the number of passports filed and the amount of money received.

- Hopes to provide accountability on monetary management and quarterly reports on the number of passports filed and the amount of money received.

Lists top three priorities as: 1) hiring experienced staff that file and process records accurately. 2) ensuring e-file backup systems are in place to prevent down time during possible cyberattacks. 3) Maintaining records to provide tracking and accountability for constitutional or legally mandated changes .

- Lists top three priorities as: 1) hiring experienced staff that file and process records accurately. 2) ensuring e-file backup systems are in place to prevent down time during possible cyberattacks. 3) Maintaining records to provide tracking and accountability for constitutional or legally mandated changes .

Rodney J. Fowler

The Superior Court Clerk is the official record keeper and legal administrator of the county, as they are responsible for receiving and maintaining criminal and civil court filings. They also manage the county’s land and property records. Their duties are numerous and include administrative tasks, like accounting and administering oaths, and judicial, like maintaining legal records. They can also potentially fill in for other roles, such as State Court Clerk and Passport Acceptance Agents.