Brunessa is an Afro-Latina immigrant who moved to the United States from Panama as a child. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in government and Spanish from Western Kentucky University and a Master's of Public Administration
 (M.P.A.) from Kennesaw State University. She also received a certificate in diversity and inclusion from Cornell University. She is involved in Jack & Jill of America and Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc. and has served as the GA State Social Action Coordinator. Brunessa and her husband Christopher, along with their four boys, live in Powder Springs. 

Brunessa began her career in the private sector as a sales professional. She served as an Outreach and Enrollment Specialist for Project Health Access through AmeriCorps and later worked for the Cobb County library system. Brunessa has also worked as an assistant to the Chairwoman of the Board of Commissioners and most recently, worked as an outreach coordinator for Senator Jon Ossoff.

Brunessa Elizabeth Drayton worked as the Northwest Georgia Outreach Coordinator in the Office of U.S. Senator Jon Ossoff. She also worked for the office of the Chairwoman of the Board of Commissioners in Cobb County. This is her first time running for political office.

Former Cupid assistant to run for Cobb Superior Court Clerk

Said, "I know the importance of a government that works for people and makes the most of our community’s hard-earned taxpayer dollars. Under my leadership, the Clerk’s office will solve problems instead of creating them."

- Said, "I know the importance of a government that works for people and makes the most of our community’s hard-earned taxpayer dollars. Under my leadership, the Clerk’s office will solve problems instead of creating them."

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Said, "I envision a Clerk’s office that prioritizes a proactive approach to meeting the diverse needs of Cobb County residents... My Clerk’s office will be present in the community, educating and reestablishing trust and reliability in the court system... I will prioritize efficiency and staff retention in the Clerk’s office."

Said, "​The Clerk’s office should be accessible and efficient. My commitment is to establish accessible and clear channels of information, and empower the community to understand and engage with our judicial system."

Said, "As Clerk, I will restore and strengthen public trust in the integrity of our judicial system with my steadfast dedication to ethical conduct, accountability, and justice."

- Said, "I envision a Clerk’s office that prioritizes a proactive approach to meeting the diverse needs of Cobb County residents... My Clerk’s office will be present in the community, educating and reestablishing trust and reliability in the court system... I will prioritize efficiency and staff retention in the Clerk’s office."
- Said, "​The Clerk’s office should be accessible and efficient. My commitment is to establish accessible and clear channels of information, and empower the community to understand and engage with our judicial system."
- Said, "As Clerk, I will restore and strengthen public trust in the integrity of our judicial system with my steadfast dedication to ethical conduct, accountability, and justice."

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As of March 23, 2024, Brunessa Elizabeth Drayton’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Said, "The Clerk’s office should be accessible and efficient. My commitment is to establish accessible and clear channels of information, and empower the community to understand and engage with our judicial system."

Said, "My Clerk’s office will be present in the community, educating and reestablishing trust and reliability in the court system... I will prioritize efficiency and staff retention in the Clerk’s office."

Brunessa Elizabeth Drayton is an Afro-Latina immigrant who moved to the United States from Panama as a child. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Government and Spanish from Western Kentucky University and an M.P.A from Kennesaw State University. She also received a Certificate in Diversity and Inclusion from Cornell University. She is involved in Jack & Jill of America and Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc. and has served as the GA State Social Action Coordinator. Brunessa and her husband Christopher, along with their four boys, reside in Powder Springs. 

Brunessa Elizabeth Drayton began her career in the private sector as a sales professional. She served as an Outreach and Enrollment Specialist for Project Health Access through AmeriCorps and later worked for the Cobb County library system.

Brunessa Elizabeth Drayton worked as the Northwest Georgia Outreach Coordinator in the Office of U.S. Senator Jon Ossoff. She also worked for the office of the Chairwoman of the Board of Commissioner in Cobb County, providing oversight during the COVID-19 response.

Brunessa Elizabeth Drayton is an Afro-Latina immigrant who moved to the United States from Panama as a child. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Government and Spanish from Western Kentucky University and an M.P.A from Kennesaw State University. Brunessa and her husband Christopher, along with their four boys, reside in Powder Springs. Information about the church she attends is not provided.

Brunessa Elizabeth Drayton began her career in the private sector as a sales professional before earning an M.P.A from Kennesaw State University. She served as an Outreach and Enrollment Specialist for Project Health Access through AmeriCorps and later joined the Cobb County library system, leading a team of library technicians. Brunessa transitioned to the office of the Chairwoman of the Board of Commissioner in Cobb County, providing oversight during the COVID-19 response. Most recently, she worked as the Northwest Georgia Outreach Coordinator in the Office of U.S. Senator Jon Ossoff.

As of May 3, 2024, Brunessa Elizabeth Drayton’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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.

Official record keeper and administrator of the county