2026 Georgia General Election

Kalitha Reynolds

“I've been in attendance at all the town hall meetings and the police forums that they've been having, and showing up for other organizations,” Reynolds said, explaining she also supports many nonprofit organizations throughout LaGrange as a local business owner.

Reynolds is running for LaGrange council as a concerned citizen

Kalitha Reynolds has attended town hall meetings and police forums in LaGrange and has shown up for other organizations.

As of the close of qualifying, the following eight candidates are seeking the seat: … ▸ Kalitha Reynolds, owner and operator of The Reach Agency insurance company.

Eight candidates seek LaGrange council seat as qualifying closes

Kalitha is the owner and operator of The Reach Agency, an insurance company.

As of October 23, 2026, Kalitha Reynolds’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Calls for the city to give residents feedback on their concerns and on its ongoing work.

Calls for more youth development and activities.

Said LaGrange should be a livable and affordable city.

Advocates for responsible growth in LaGrange.

Supports increasing homeownership and enforcing property codes in District 2.

Calls for code enforcement to help keep District 2 neighborhoods safe.

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Reynolds has a bachelor's degree in management and technology from Auburn University.

Kalitha Reynolds has a bachelor's degree in management and technology from Auburn University.

Insurance broker and nonprofit founder Kalitha Reynolds is running for LaGrange City Council District 2 in the November special election.

Reynolds is the owner of The Reach Agency, an independently owned and operated local insurance agency, and the founder of ReachHerInc, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization aimed at empowering women.

Kalitha Reynolds is the owner of The Reach Agency, a local insurance agency, and the founder of ReachHerInc, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.

Calls for more youth development opportunities and activities in LaGrange.

Calls for responsible growth that expands homeownership and keeps District 2 properties up to code.

Calls for LaGrange to be an affordable city.

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▸ Tabatha Lewis, executive director of Communities In Schools of Georgia of Troup County

▸ Kalitha Reynolds, owner and operator of The Reach Agency insurance company

▸ Debra Wooten Ashley, cashier and salesperson at LaGrange Car Wash

Eight candidates seek LaGrange Council seat as qualifying closes

Kalitha Reynolds is the owner and operator of The Reach Agency, an insurance company.

Economy

Calls for more youth development programs and activities.

“The city of LaGrange should be offered economic opportunity. This should be a livable city and an affordable LaGrange. I also believe that our youth here — they are our future — and I believe we need more youth development, more activities for our youth and more quality of life for our youth as well,” Reynolds said.

Reynolds is running for LaGrange Council as a concerned citizen

Advocates for city leaders to work collaboratively with residents, business owners, government agencies, and police.

“There are many resources in our community, and I believe that as leaders we ought to be able to come together with stakeholders in the community, citizens, business owners, the city council, the city government, the police department, just all of the resources in the city, the leaders should be able to come together and lead this city collaboratively,” Reynolds said.

Public Services

Advocates for responsible growth, increased homeownership, and property-code enforcement in District 2.

Reynolds acknowledges that LaGrange is growing, but said the city should be responsible with that growth.

“We're growing. We're growing really fast. I just want to make sure that we're responsible in our growth. I believe District 2 deserves safe and strong neighborhoods. We need safety in our neighborhoods, but we also need strong neighborhoods, opportunities to own our neighborhood with more homeownership, making sure that the properties that are in District 2 are kept up to code, and that our government is making sure that our code enforcement is keeping our neighbors safe and keeping our neighborhood strong and beautiful,” Reynolds said.

Said LaGrange should be an affordable and livable city.

Housing & Urban Development

Public Safety

Transportation & Infrastructure

Energy & the Environment

Debra Wooten Ashley

Israel Barsh

Mikquez Berry

Nathan Gaskin

Rollo Milton

Shavaskey Brown

Tabitha Lewis

- 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. 

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