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Everton Blair Jr.
DemocraticU.S. House, GA-13Georgia
Representative since 2026
- On the ballot
- Won the general election runoffAug 25, 2026 · 9,891 votes (54.0%)
- Where to vote
- Find your polling place (opens in a new tab) · More ways to vote
- Top priorities
- Economy
- Healthcare
- Education
- Housing
- Family & Children
- In Congress
- Representative since 2026 · votes with their party 97% of the time. See the record · Office phone 202-225-2939
- Money
- $0 raised, $0 spent, $0 cash on hand. Where it comes from
- Who gives
- 27% from Georgia · largest committee giver FORGING PROGRESS PAC, $7K
- Backed by
- Lucy McBath · Dr. Heavenly Kimes · Emmanuel Jones and 26 more. As the campaign lists them
- Sponsored most in
- Transportation and Public Works, Water Resources Development
26 priorities from evertonblair.com, in the order they are listed there. Every heading and the text under it is copied exactly, as one passage for each page it is from, and links to that place on the page; hover a source to see which passage it opens.
While corporations and billionaires hoard profits, we are working harder, paying more, and making less. This is not an accident. This is the result of politicians and policies that put profit over people.
I will fight for a people-first economic agenda that puts money in the pockets of regular people, and puts an end to the loopholes that allow greedy corporations to pick our pockets. This means taking on the affordability crisis by investing in people coupled WITH strengthened regulatory protections that stop greedy actors from exploiting vulnerable communities.
Invest in Medicare for All, universal childcare, quality public education, affordable housing, and the human infrastructure needed for all people to live their lives with dignity.
Increase the federal minimum wage to a true living wage.
Make the Ultra Wealthy Pay Their Fair Share: Support the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, levying a 2% annual tax on households with a net worth over $50 million.
Invest in Small Business & Minority Entrepreneurship: Expand access to capital and low-interest loans for small businesses and prioritize federal grants for minority-owned businesses.
Stop Wall Street Looting: Close the loopholes that allow private equity and hedge fund managers to skirt regulation.
Hold Big Tech Accountable: Require data centers to fund their own infrastructure and energy upgrades to prevent our utility bills from skyrocketing.
Workforce Innovation and Equity: Advance policies that prepare workers for an economy shaped by artificial intelligence, renewable energy, and emerging technology. Support retraining programs for workers displaced by automation and new infrastructure projects that create long-term employment in clean energy and construction.
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Healthcare is a human right, not a privilege. Yet, thousands of Georgians remain uninsured while the costs of care continue to rise. Families are paying the price for Trump’s reckless policies that kicked millions off their Medicaid coverage, and Georgia’s refusal to expand Medicaid has left too many of us without access to a doctor when we need one most.
It's time for Medicare for All. Our community deserves a representative who will fight to guarantee quality healthcare is affordable.
Push for full Medicaid expansion in Georgia and strengthen the ACA with a robust Public Option to close the current coverage gap.
Champion Medicare for All to eliminate out-of-pocket costs and provide quality, comprehensive dental, vision, and mental health care.
Fight to safeguard Medicare, Medicaid, and Social Security from Republican attempts to cut or privatize them.
Break Up Big Medicine: End industry monopolies and lower the cost of prescriptions.
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As a lifelong student and educator, I believe strong schools form the bedrock of strong communities. Every child should have access to quality education and career pathways no matter their zip code.
We must re-center and reinvest in public education to make stronger schools the engine for stronger communities, and ultimately restore America’s presence on the global stage as a responsible world leader.
Raise teacher pay, expand professional development, and strengthen the support systems for paraprofessionals, counselors, and administrators who make learning possible.
Secure increased federal investment for our Title 1 schools to ensure every child has access to modern technology and safe facilities.
Expand federal investment in Head Start and universal pre-K programs to strengthen vital early learning resources for all children.
Fight for the reconstruction of the Department of Education and its capacity to support students, teachers and school administrators across our country.
Workforce Development & Job Training: Partner with federal agencies, trade unions, local governments, and educational institutions to build job training pipelines that connect people to high-wage, high-growth industries.
Counseling Not Criminalization: Shift federal incentives away from school policing and toward restorative justice and counselors.
Protect Public Schools: Oppose federal funding for privately run charter schools to ensure public funds stay in public classrooms.
College for All & Student Loan Forgiveness: Fight for comprehensive student loan forgiveness and support free tuition at public colleges and universities.
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Georgia's 13th is experiencing a serious housing crisis. Predatory investors are buying up affordable homes across Metro Atlanta, inflating rents, and pushing working- and middle-class families out of the communities they built.
You deserve a home you can afford. In Congress, I'll fight to crack down on predatory lending, make it easier for first-time homebuyers to buy and keep homes, and support renter protections and enforcement against housing discrimination.
Invest in Affordable Housing: Restore the $327 billion housing package (originally part of the Build Back Better Act) for down payment assistance and the Affordable Housing Trust Fund.
Crack Down on Corporate Landlords: Pass federal rules to crack down on predatory investors who are buying up affordable homes across Metro Atlanta.
Make renting stable, fair, and affordable: Support protections like caps on excessive rent hikes and enforcement against housing discrimination.
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Across Georgia’s 13th, too many people are being forced to make impossible choices between earning a paycheck and caring for the people they love.
I am committed to creating a care economy that supports working families and care workers at every stage of life. This includes child care subsidies, advanced child tax credits, affordable elder care, and expanded paid family leave.
Fight for universal childcare and expanded paid family and medical leave.
Restore the Expanded Child Tax Credits.
Lower the cost of elder care by expanding Medicaid to include comprehensive home- and community-based services (HCBS) for seniors.
Secure living wages and strong benefits for care workers.
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Workers and unions are the the backbone of our economy. Every worker deserves a living wage, the freedom to organize, and a safe work environment.
In addition to expanding paid family leave, job training, and workforce development, I will fight to protect and strengthen workplace safety and the right to organize.
Increase the federal minimum wage to a living wage.
Pass the Protecting the Right to Organize (PRO) Act to repeal anti-worker laws and protect the right to strike.
Support a Federal Jobs Guarantee to ensure every American adult has the right to employment with fair benefits.
Workplace Protections: Guarantee every worker the right to water, rest, and bathroom breaks and support increased protections against discrimination and harassment for all workers.
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The climate crisis isn't just a future threat, it’s already here. And communities of color bear the heaviest burden. No person, regardless of income or zip code, should have to worry about the air they breathe or the water they drink.
I’ll fight for a transition to a green economy that prioritizes the health and pockets of working families over corporate profits.
We must codify a Green New Deal.
Build a federal Climate Corps to train local workers in conservation, weatherization, and community resilience.
Invest in clean energy careers, resilient infrastructure, and community-led projects that protect both people and the planet.
Work with science experts on rebuilding institutions, like the EPA and CDC, to protect public health and fight misinformation with science and truth.
Prevent residents from paying for big tech expansion via higher utility bills, by requiring high-demand data centers to pay for their own grid upgrades.
Infrastructure Renewal: Repair water systems and support the expansion of MARTA and BRT to end the "super commute."
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As a math teacher, Everton knows that the future belongs to the students and workers who can harness new tools.
Technologies like artificial intelligence and blockchain have real potential to make government more transparent, classrooms more effective, and everyday life more affordable. But only if we write rules and regulations that work for everyone.
Right now, too many communities in GA-13 are on the wrong side of the digital divide. Without reliable broadband. Without digital literacy resources. Without a voice when algorithms make decisions about their loans, their jobs, or their children’s education.
In Congress, Everton will fight for clear federal standards that protect consumers from AI-driven discrimination, safeguard workers from displacement without retraining, and ensure new technologies serve communities, not just shareholders. As Gwinnett School Board Chair, he led efforts to expand technology access for students and modernize how families interact with their schools. He’ll bring that same hands-on approach to Washington: champion innovation that closes gaps instead of widening them, and make sure the people building the future actually get to live in it.
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Every person deserves the right to make their own healthcare decisions without politicians standing in the way. Across Georgia and here in the 13th District, that freedom is under attack. Georgia’s six-week abortion ban has forced patients, families, and doctors into impossible situations. It has turned what should be private medical decisions into a public battle.
Pass the Women’s Health Protection Act to codify Roe v Wade and restore nationwide protections.
Protect access to fertility care, including IVF.
Pass the Right to Contraception Act codifying the right to contraception for all.
Repeal the Hyde Amendment to prevent discriminatory insurance exclusions in reproductive healthcare.
Protect doctors and patients from criminalization to guarantee no healthcare provider or patient faces punishment for seeking or offering medically necessary care.
Ensure equity in care by expanding maternal and reproductive health programs that address racial disparities and improve outcomes for Black and Brown families.
Require transparency on pregnancy-related deaths and delayed care so that no life is lost without accountability and no family’s pain goes unseen.
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I’m the proud son of Jamaican immigrants who built their lives on faith, hard work, and community. Stories like my family's are only possible when our country welcomes immigrants. Today, the same American Dream my family pursued is impossible for many.
Trump’s cruel and inhumane immigration agenda has worsened the crisis. We have to stop treating the border as a theater for political stunts and start treating it as a complex legal and humanitarian responsibility. True security doesn't come from a wall; it comes from an efficient and well-resourced system. I’ll advocate for shifting our focus away from the militarized enforcement model of the last decade and toward a system that prioritizes the dignity of every person seeking a better life.
Abolish ICE and return immigration to the Department of Justice instead of the Department of Homeland Security.
Expand a clear, earned pathway to citizenship for our neighbors who have lived, worked, and paid taxes here for years.
Codify permanent protections for DACA recipients and "Dreamers" who, like me, were raised in the promise of this country.
Modernize and reform our visa system to keep families together and expedite the immigration court process.
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Elected officials are elected by and for the people, not billionaires and corporate donors. We must restore trust in our democracy.
That means passing strong federal voting rights legislation, stopping voter suppression in all its forms, and getting big money out of politics.
Overturn Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission, the U.S. Supreme Court's 2010 decision, which allowed independent expenditure groups to contribute unlimited, unregulated amounts of money to candidates.
Ban Congressional Stock Trading to prohibit Congress and their families from trading individual stocks.
Pass the John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act to restore and protect the power of the Voting Rights Act.
Pass The Freedom to Vote Act to end partisan gerrymandering and stop dark money from drowning out our voices.
Expand early voting and mail-in access, make election day a national holiday, and support other measures that make it easier for you to register to vote and cast your ballot.
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As an educator, I saw the fear and trauma that gun violence inflicts on our children. During my time as School Board Chair, we strengthened our gun safety protocols in Gwinnett and created task forces at each school for safe schools implementation.
In Congress, I would oppose the sweeping overreach of the NRA and an fight for common sense gun reform. We must treat gun violence as the public health crisis it is and invest in prevention, especially community-based approaches that actually save lives.
Mandate universal background checks for all gun sales, including private sales and gun shows.
Strengthen red-flag laws to keep weapons out of the hands of those who are a clear danger to themselves or others.
Maintain gun-free zones in public spaces such as schools, hospitals, public lands, and government buildings.
Ban High-Capacity Weapons: Prohibit assault weapons and devices that convert firearms into machine guns.
Safety & Licensing: Require a 10-day waiting period, mandatory safety training, and safe storage.
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