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Kendra Clark is originally from Alabama. She earned a bachelor’s degree in social work from Auburn University, a master's degree in social work from Valdosta State University, and a certificate in nonprofit management from Drexel University.

Kendra is a social worker and advocate. In 2019, she left her job with the state to advocate for change from the outside.

Kendra currently works as a senior probate paralegal at DeVetter Law Firm. She previously worked as a paralegal at Sullivan Law & Advocacy and The Eichholz Law Firm.

Kendra's campaign for Georgia State Representative, District 165, is her first time running for public office.

Kendra’s campaign for State Representative in Georgia House District 165 is her first run for public office.

Supports raising the minimum wage, repealing anti-union "right-to-work" laws, and guaranteeing paid leave, fair schedules, and strong worker protections.

Advocates for raising wages and expanding worker protections.

Supports small businesses and worker cooperatives.

Supports policies that aim to make home ownership more accessible for families and less accessible for corporations.

Supports expanding affordable housing and strengthening tenant protections.

- Advocates for raising wages and expanding worker protections.
- Supports small businesses and worker cooperatives.
- Supports expanding affordable housing and strengthening tenant protections.

Economy

Supports renewable energy transition and climate-related infrastructure investments.

- Supports renewable energy transition and climate-related infrastructure investments.

Energy & the Environment

Supports universal healthcare, taxing the rich, funding community clinics, reducing drug prices, and fair pay for healthcare workers.

Supports universal healthcare, funding community clinics, reducing drug prices, and fair pay for healthcare workers.

- Supports universal healthcare, funding community clinics, reducing drug prices, and fair pay for healthcare workers.

Healthcare

Supports same-day voter registration, early voting, and restoring voting rights to those formerly incarcerated.

- Supports same-day voter registration, early voting, and restoring voting rights to those formerly incarcerated.

Voting & Elections

Said, "Real safety doesn’t come from more cops and more cages. It comes from healthcare, education, and opportunity. Justice doesn’t mean vengeance. It means repairing harm and giving people a real chance to rebuild."

Advocates for criminal justice reform and changes to policing oversight.

- Advocates for criminal justice reform and changes to policing oversight.

Public Safety

Supports fully funding schools, paying teachers professional wages, and ensuring every child receives a world-class education regardless of race, zip code, or family income.

Supports increased funding for public schools and higher teacher pay.

- Supports increased funding for public schools and higher teacher pay.
- Supports no-cost childcare.

Education

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Supports expanding access to quality, affordable healthcare.

Supports expanding Medicaid and pursuing broader healthcare access.

As of March 11, 2026, Kendra Leigh Clark’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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