Stephanie is from Atlanta and graduated from Georgia Washington Carver High School. 

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Stephanie's campaign for Atlanta City Council Member, District 12 is her first entry into politics.

Supports partnering with trade schools, unions, and local businesses to provide job training and apprenticeships in high-demand industries.

Supports ensuring new development projects hire locally and offer fair wages.

Advocates for stronger worker protections and higher wages.

Supports reducing bureaucratic obstacles for small businesses.

Supports expanding grant and loan programs to assist local businesses.

Supports preventing displacement by protecting commercial spaces from high rents.

- Supports partnering with trade schools, unions, and local businesses to provide job training and apprenticeships in high-demand industries.
- Supports ensuring new development projects hire locally and offer fair wages.
- Advocates for stronger worker protections and higher wages.
- Supports reducing bureaucratic obstacles for small businesses.
- Supports expanding grant and loan programs to assist local businesses.
- Supports preventing displacement by protecting commercial spaces from high rents.

Economy

Supports increasing funding for after-school activities in STEM, arts, and athletics.

Supports building and maintaining youth centers, libraries, and recreational programs.

Supports establishing a city-supported internship program that connects students with career mentors and real-world job experience.

- Supports increasing funding for after-school activities in STEM, arts, and athletics.
- Supports building and maintaining youth centers, libraries, and recreational programs.
- Supports establishing a city-supported internship program that connects students with career mentors and real-world job experience.

Public Services

Supports requiring new developments to include affordable units through inclusionary zoning.

Supports implementing property tax caps and exemptions for seniors and low-income homeowners.

Supports providing home repair grants to prevent displacement.

Supports strengthening legal protections for tenants facing unfair evictions.

Supports ensuring new projects include affordable housing and business spaces to prevent gentrification.

- Supports requiring new developments to include affordable units through inclusionary zoning.
- Supports implementing property tax caps and exemptions for seniors and low-income homeowners.
- Supports providing home repair grants to prevent displacement.
- Supports strengthening legal protections for tenants facing unfair evictions.
- Supports ensuring new projects include affordable housing and business spaces to prevent gentrification.

Housing & Urban Development

Supports expanding the use of technology, improving street lighting, and increasing neighborhood patrols to deter crime.

Supports investing in mental health services and addiction treatment to keep non-violent offenders out of jail.

Supports strengthening community policing efforts to rebuild trust and improve public safety.

Supports ensuring officers receive proper training, competitive pay, and the resources needed to serve effectively.

- Supports expanding the use of technology, improving street lighting, and increasing neighborhood patrols to deter crime.
- Supports investing in mental health services and addiction treatment to keep non-violent offenders out of jail.
- Supports strengthening community policing efforts to rebuild trust and improve public safety.
- Supports ensuring officers receive proper training, competitive pay, and the resources needed to serve effectively.

Public Safety

Supports public transit and walkable business districts to enhance local commerce accessibility.

- Supports public transit and walkable business districts to enhance local commerce accessibility.

Transportation & Infrastructure

As of September 3, 2025, Stephanie Flowers’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Stephanie Flowers

Stephanie Flowers is from Atlanta and graduated from Georgia Washington Carver High School. 

Supports requiring developers to invest in the community through infrastructure, parks, and local hiring.

Supports public transit and walkable business districts to enhance local commerce.

Supports providing grants and resources to help young people start their own businesses in their communities.

Supports reducing bureaucratic obstacles to help small businesses open and succeed.

Supports preventing displacement by protecting commercial spaces from rapidly increasing rents.

Supports funding youth mentorship, after-school, and violence prevention initiatives.

Supports expanding job training and employment programs to reduce crime.

Wants to invest in mental health services and addiction treatment to keep non-violent offenders out of jail.

Stephanie Flowers is from Atlanta native and graduated from Georgia Washington Carver High School. 

Stephanie Flowers is a proud Atlanta native and a 40-year resident of the Pittsburgh community proud graduate of Georgia Washington Carver High School. Proud mother to one son. Stephanie’s has been a tireless advocate for stronger, safer, and more equitable neighborhoods. For over three decades, she has worked to improve the quality of life for families across Atlanta, championing economic development, public safety, housing stability, and community engagement.

As of September 3, 2025, Stephanie Flowers did not have a website or any information online.

Stephanie previously worked in child advocacy and violence prevention roles focused on youth support and public safety. At the Annie E. Casey Foundation \\u2013 Atlanta Civic Site, she led efforts to improve the well-being of families in underserved communities by supporting workforce development and economic empowerment. She also served as Advocacy and Organizing Manager at the Southern Education Foundation, where she worked to strengthen the voices of grassroots organizations fighting for equity and access to essential resources across the South.

Supports preventing displacement by protecting commercial spaces from high rent increases.

Supports partnering with local businesses, trade schools, and unions to provide hands-on job training and paid apprenticeships for young people.

Supports providing grants and resources to help young people start businesses in their communities.

Supports expanding grant and loan programs to help local businesses start and grow.

Supports cutting "red tape" to make it easier for small businesses to open and thrive.

Supports preventing displacement by protecting commercial spaces from "skyrocketing rents."

Supports providing access to licensed mental health professionals in every public school in District 12 to address trauma and behavioral health challenges.

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Atlanta City Council - Antonio Lewis

Antonio is from Atlanta and graduated from South Atlanta High School. He earned a bachelor's degree from Lincoln University. He lives in the South River Garden Community with his wife, Ashlee.

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Antonio works as the Southern Regional Retiree Organizer for the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees.

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Antonio currently serves as the Atlanta City Council Member for District 12. He was elected in 2021 and is serving his first term.

Believes in the potential for increased social mobility in Atlanta through continued economic growth and development.

- Believes in the potential for increased social mobility in Atlanta through continued economic growth and development.

As of September 3, 2025, Antonio Lewis’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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As of September 3, 2025, Antonio Lewis did not have a website or any information online.

Delvin is from Atlanta, Georgia and attended D.M. Therrell High School. He has a bachelor's degree in political science and English writing from Alabama State University. Delvin lives in Pittsburgh, Atlanta, and is a member of Ariel Bowen Memorial United Methodist Church.

Delvin is the managing member of DD&A Consulting, where he has led political strategy and community engagement efforts since 2017. 

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Delvin's campaign for Atlanta City Council District 12 is his first entry into politics.

Supports the "Buy District 12" initiative, which encourages residents, schools, and the city to spend locally and support homegrown businesses.

Wants to create a "Buy District 12" initiative which encourages residents, schools, and the city to spend locally and support homegrown businesses.

Supports streamlining permitting and zoning to ease the process for locally owned retail, food, and service businesses to open and expand.

Supports developing partnerships with local unions and colleges to create job pipelines in construction, green energy, health care, and tech.

Supports requiring local hiring targets for city-funded infrastructure and housing projects in District 12.

Supports establishing worker-owned cooperatives, community land trusts, and shared commercial kitchens.

Supports providing targeted assistance for startups owned by women and minorities, especially in high-growth sectors like food, logistics, and digital media.

Supports ensuring that all significant developments in District 12 come with Community Benefit Agreements (CBAs) that secure jobs, affordable retail spaces, and protections against displacement.

Supports forming a council of local residents, business owners, and community leaders to define priorities and hold developers accountable.

- Wants to create a "Buy District 12" initiative which encourages residents, schools, and the city to spend locally and support homegrown businesses.
- Supports streamlining permitting and zoning to ease the process for locally owned retail, food, and service businesses to open and expand.
- Supports developing partnerships with local unions and colleges to create job pipelines in construction, green energy, health care, and tech.
- Supports requiring local hiring targets for city-funded infrastructure and housing projects in District 12.
- Supports establishing worker-owned cooperatives, community land trusts, and shared commercial kitchens.
- Supports providing targeted assistance for startups owned by women and minorities, especially in high-growth sectors like food, logistics, and digital media.
- Supports ensuring that all significant developments in District 12 come with Community Benefit Agreements (CBAs) that secure jobs, affordable retail spaces, and protections against displacement.
- Supports forming a council of local residents, business owners, and community leaders to define priorities and hold developers accountable.

Supports expanding municipal broadband or public-private partnerships to provide fast, affordable internet to all households in District 12.

Supports improving street lighting, maintaining parks, and investing in safe public spaces.

- Supports expanding municipal broadband or public-private partnerships to provide fast, affordable internet to all households in District 12.
- Supports improving street lighting, maintaining parks, and investing in safe public spaces.

Supports expanding funding for the “Building the Beloved Community” Trust Fund and ensuring funds are used for affordable housing initiatives.

Supports partnering with nonprofit developers and community land trusts to create permanently affordable housing.

Supports incentivizing developers to create more affordable housing by expanding density bonuses and reducing permitting fees.

- Supports expanding funding for the “Building the Beloved Community” Trust Fund and ensuring funds are used for affordable housing initiatives.
- Supports partnering with nonprofit developers and community land trusts to create permanently affordable housing.
- Supports incentivizing developers to create more affordable housing by expanding density bonuses and reducing permitting fees.

Supports funding violence prevention and intervention programs that work directly with youth, at-risk individuals, and communities to reduce crime.

Supports expanding the Policing Alternatives & Diversion (PAD) Initiative, which deploys trained mental health crisis response teams to handle behavioral health calls, and advocates for making it a 24/7 service.

Supports expanding the Policing Alternatives & Diversion Initiative, which deploys trained mental health crisis response teams to handle behavioral health calls, and advocates for making it a 24/7 service.

Supports strengthening the City of Atlanta Citizens Review Board by advocating for greater authority, resources, and independence to enhance police accountability.

Supports mandating body camera use for police officers and ensuring public access to footage in cases of misconduct or use of force.

Supports restorative justice initiatives that promote healing and rehabilitation instead of incarceration.

Supports advancing de-escalation and anti-bias training for all public safety personnel.

Supports fostering partnerships between residents, local businesses, and public safety agencies to create a shared vision for safety.

Supports promoting residency in Atlanta's neighborhoods for all public safety workers through housing subsidies and incentives.

- Supports funding violence prevention and intervention programs that work directly with youth, at-risk individuals, and communities to reduce crime.
- Supports expanding the Policing Alternatives & Diversion Initiative, which deploys trained mental health crisis response teams to handle behavioral health calls, and advocates for making it a 24/7 service.
- Supports strengthening the City of Atlanta Citizens Review Board by advocating for greater authority, resources, and independence to enhance police accountability.
- Supports mandating body camera use for police officers and ensuring public access to footage in cases of misconduct or use of force.
- Supports restorative justice initiatives that promote healing and rehabilitation instead of incarceration.
- Supports advancing de-escalation and anti-bias training for all public safety personnel.
- Supports fostering partnerships between residents, local businesses, and public safety agencies to create a shared vision for safety.
- Supports promoting residency in Atlanta's neighborhoods for all public safety workers through housing subsidies and incentives.

Supports investing in public transportation to improve accessibility, reduce traffic congestion, and create more opportunities.

Supports investing in and expanding the Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority (MARTA) system.

Supports improving lighting, signage, and traffic-calming measures in high-pedestrian areas to enhance safety.

Supports expanding Complete Streets projects to create safer, dedicated lanes for pedestrians, cyclists, transit riders, and drivers.

Supports expanding the Complete Streets projects to create safer, dedicated lanes for pedestrians, cyclists, transit riders, and drivers.

Supports advocating for the BeltLine Rail expansion to connect more communities through sustainable, high-quality transit.

Supports expansion of the BeltLine Rail to connect more communities through sustainable, high-quality transit.

Supports upgrading intersections and sidewalks to make them ADA-compliant and safe for wheelchairs, strollers, and seniors.

- Supports investing in public transportation to improve accessibility, reduce traffic congestion, and create more opportunities.
- Supports investing in and expanding the Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority (MARTA) system.
- Supports improving lighting, signage, and traffic-calming measures in high-pedestrian areas to enhance safety.
- Supports expanding the Complete Streets projects to create safer, dedicated lanes for pedestrians, cyclists, transit riders, and drivers.
- Supports expansion of the BeltLine Rail to connect more communities through sustainable, high-quality transit.
- Supports upgrading intersections and sidewalks to make them ADA-compliant and safe for wheelchairs, strollers, and seniors.

Supports integrating electric buses and clean-energy vehicles into the city’s fleet to reduce emissions and modernize infrastructure.

- Supports integrating electric buses and clean-energy vehicles into the city’s fleet to reduce emissions and modernize infrastructure.

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Delvin D Davis

Delvin is from Atlanta, Georgia. He attended Gideons Elementary, Parks Middle School, and D.M. Therrell High School. He has a bachelor's degree in political science and English writing from Alabama State University. He lives in Pittsburgh, Atlanta, and is a member of Ariel Bowen Memorial United Methodist Church.

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Advocates for evaluating success based on inclusive growth rather than large development deals.

Supports prioritizing community benefit agreements in new developments to ensure residents see returns in housing, jobs, and public infrastructure.

Supports investing in youth programs, job training, and re-entry services to provide alternatives to crime.

Supports adopting data-driven approaches to deploy public safety resources.

Supports encouraging public safety workers to engage with the communities they serve by attending neighborhood association meetings, community events, and civic activities.

Supports building protected bike and scooter lanes across the city.

- City council members work together with the rest of city council to set and implement city policy. 
- City council is tasked with ensuring the health, comfort, and safety of residents of the city 
- City council members work with the mayor to govern city departments, such as the police department, fire department, transportation department, and parks and recreation department. 
- City council members represent either the whole city or residents of a specific district. 
- Most city council members in Georgia are elected in odd years to four year terms. Elections are nonpartisan. 