Judith Lynne Cotten is from Brooklyn, New York. She has an adult son. 

Judith is a realtor and realist. She is the owner of two real estate firms, a property management division, a real estate academy, and New Vision Agency. She works as a life coach and a life and health insurance producer. She served in the U.S. Army. 

Judith Lynne Cotten's campaign for Clayton County Commissioner for District 4 is her first entry into politics.

Judith's campaign for Clayton County Commissioner for District 4 is her first entry into politics.

Supports fostering economic growth by attracting key businesses that increase revenue and create local jobs.

Supports workforce resources, technical training and education.

Seeks to collaborate with diverse stakeholders to tackle major challenges regarding transportation, housing, education, and workforce.

Wants to lower property taxes, increase sales tax revenue, and lower utility bills.

- Supports fostering economic growth by attracting key businesses that increase revenue and create local jobs.
- Supports workforce resources, technical training and education.
- Seeks to collaborate with diverse stakeholders to tackle major challenges regarding transportation, housing, education, and workforce.
- Wants to lower property taxes, increase sales tax revenue, and lower utility bills.

Economy

As of March 11, 2026, Judith Lynne Cotten’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Public Services

Supports affordable housing initiatives and lower property taxes.

Wants to establish training programs for home owners and renters to  decrease rates of foreclosure and eviction.

- Supports affordable housing initiatives and lower property taxes.
- Wants to establish training programs for home owners and renters to  decrease rates of foreclosure and eviction.

Housing & Urban Development

Wants to strengthen safe, stable communities.

Wants to improve mental and physical health strategies and facilities.

- Wants to strengthen safe, stable communities.
- Wants to improve mental and physical health strategies and facilities.

Public Safety

Transportation & Infrastructure

Energy & the Environment

Judith Lynne Cotten

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