2026 Georgia Primary Election

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Derrian Smith has a bachelor's degree form Alabama State University. 

Derrian's campaign for state representative is his first run for public office. 

Derrian works in finance and accounting. 

Supports job creation and workforce development.

Seeks to provide support for small businesses and attract corporations and industries.

- Supports job creation and workforce development.
- Seeks to provide support for small businesses and attract corporations and industries.
- Supports increasing wages.

Economy

As of March 11, 2026, Derrian Smith did not have a website or any information online.

Energy & the Environment

Supports expanding Medicaid and PeachCare, funding mental health services, providing affordable health insurance access, funding and stabilizing rural hospitals, and working to reduce infant mortality.

- Supports expanding Medicaid and PeachCare, funding mental health services, providing affordable health insurance access, funding and stabilizing rural hospitals, and working to reduce infant mortality.

Healthcare

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Seeks to fund K-12 public schools, increase teacher salaries and retention, address school infrastructure and safety, and provide access to early childhood education.

Supports workforce development and technical training through trade schools.

- Seeks to fund K-12 public schools, increase teacher salaries and retention, address school infrastructure and safety, and provide access to early childhood education.
- Supports workforce development and technical training through trade schools.

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Kimberly Alexander is originally from Hiram, Georgia. She earned a bachelor's degree in sociology from Morris Brown College and a master's degree in administration from Central Michigan University. She is a single mother and has a son. 



Kimberly currently works as an auditor contractor. She previously served as an internal auditor at Coca-Cola, as well as a senior auditor at Citizens Trust Bank and at Atlanta Life Financial Group in Atlanta. 

Kimberly currently serves as a state representative for Georgia House District 66. She was first elected in 2012 and is serving her seventh term. 

Supports increasing livable wages for essential workers and has sponsored paid sick leave legislation.

- Supports increasing livable wages for essential workers and has sponsored paid sick leave legislation.

As of March 11, 2026, Kimberly Alexander’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Supports expanding mental health resources and housing for individuals with mental illness.

Sponsored HB 733 in 2018 to add psychiatrists to the state's loan repayment and fellowship program for underserved areas.

Supports expanding Medicaid in Georgia and has co-sponsored the Affordable Care Act expansion bill (HB 669).

- Supports expanding mental health resources and housing for individuals with mental illness.
- Sponsored HB 733 in 2018 to add psychiatrists to the state's loan repayment and fellowship program for underserved areas.
- Supports expanding Medicaid in Georgia and has co-sponsored the Affordable Care Act expansion bill (HB 669).

Prioritizes reducing class sizes and adequately compensating teachers and support staff.

Opposes public school funds going toward for-profit private schools.

- Prioritizes reducing class sizes and adequately compensating teachers and support staff.
- Opposes public school funds going toward for-profit private schools.

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Georgia State Representative, District 66, Democratic Primary

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