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LaTonya "Toni" Wright is from Roanoke, Alabama. She earned an associate's degree in psychology from Southern Union State Community College and a bachelor's degree in psychology from Auburn University at Montgomery.

CITY OF SOUTH FULTON SPECIAL ELECTION  2026 QUALIFIED CANDIDATES  COUNCIL DISTRICT 3 

Toni is a rail logistics coordinator and realtor. She has also worked as an educator.

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Toni's campaign to represent District 3 on the South Fulton City Council is her first run for public office.

Does not support raising council members' salaries to $50,000.

Supports publicly tracking spending in District 3 so voters can see how money is allocated.

Wants to bring more upscale restaurant options to District 3.

Said, "We're going to make any decision based on the data, based on the facts, not based on our emotions."

- Does not support raising council members' salaries to $50,000.
- Supports publicly tracking spending in District 3 so voters can see how money is allocated.
- Wants to bring more upscale restaurant options to District 3.
- Said, "We're going to make any decision based on the data, based on the facts, not based on our emotions."

Economy

Believes the City Council should have monthly listening sessions with community members.

Supports using the Wolf Creek Amphitheater for more public events, including holiday celebrations.

Agrees District 3 has a trash problem and should be cleaner.

Says, "We have to bring pride back to our community."

- Wants to improve local parks.
- Believes the City Council should have monthly listening sessions with community members.
- Supports using the Wolf Creek Amphitheater for more public events, including holiday celebrations.
- Agrees District 3 has a trash problem and should be cleaner.
- Says, "We have to bring pride back to our community."

Public Services

Believes that while South Fulton needs business and industry, the city council must take into account citizens' views when deciding whether to construct warehouses or data centers in or near residential neighborhoods.

- Believes that while South Fulton needs business and industry, the city council must take into account citizens' views when deciding whether to construct warehouses or data centers in or near residential neighborhoods.

Housing & Urban Development

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Public Safety

Thinks local infrastructure should be stronger.

- Thinks local infrastructure should be stronger.

Transportation & Infrastructure

As of April 1, 2026, LaTonya "Toni" Wright did not have a website or any information online.

Energy & the Environment

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LaTonya "Toni" Wright is from Roanoke, Alabama, and has lived in South Fulton for eight years. She earned an associate's degree in psychology from Southern Union State Community College and a bachelor's degree in psychology from Auburn University at Montgomery

Toni's campaign to represent District 3 on the South Fulton City Council is her first run for elected office.

Will make decisions based on data and facts rather than emotion and politics.

- Does not support raising council members' salaries to $50,000.
- Supports publicly tracking spending in District 3 so voters can see how money is allocated.
- Wants to bring more upscale restaurant options to District 3.
- Will make decisions based on data and facts rather than emotion and politics.

As of April 1, 2026, LaTonya Toni Wright’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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