Jonathan is a project manager. He works in the private sector, where he has over ten years of experience overseeing six- and seven-figure operational scopes and budgets. He previously held other project management roles in the private sector.

Jonathan Bonner Announces Candidacy for Georgia State House District 68, Grounded in Community Service, Data-Driven Policy, and Nonpartisan Leadership

Jonathan Bonner’s campaign for Georgia State Representative, District 68 is his first entry into politics.

Jonathan’s campaign for Georgia State Representative, District 68 is his first entry into politics.

Supports guaranteed paid family leave, direct financial support for family caregivers, and strong public services for veterans.

Supports rent assistance, stronger tenant protections, public investment in affordable housing, higher wages, union rights, "utility justice," and "an economy built around human need instead of private profit."

- Supports guaranteed paid family leave, direct financial support for family caregivers, and strong public services for veterans.
- Supports rent assistance, stronger tenant protections, public investment in affordable housing, higher wages, union rights, "utility justice," and "an economy built around human need instead of private profit."

Economy

Supports developments that are transparent, union friendly, environmentally accountable, and "designed to benefit local residents."

- Supports developments that are transparent, union friendly, environmentally accountable, and "designed to benefit local residents."

Energy & the Environment

Supports Medicare and healthcare for all.

Seeks to "end prescription price gouging, stop private insurers from profiting off illness, and make sure no one has to choose between seeing a doctor and paying rent."

- Supports Medicare and healthcare for all.
- Seeks to "end prescription price gouging, stop private insurers from profiting off illness, and make sure no one has to choose between seeing a doctor and paying rent."
- Supports universal mental healthcare.

Healthcare

Opposes gerrymandering and "shady donations" in politics.

Opposes gerrymandering and seeks to ban Political Action Committee (PAC) money.

- Opposes gerrymandering and seeks to ban Political Action Committee (PAC) money.

Voting & Elections

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

Public Safety

Supports fully funding public schools and "paying teachers what they deserve."

- Supports fully funding public schools and "paying teachers what they deserve."

Education

Ethics & Conduct

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Plans to "lower everyday costs by increasing transparency in property taxes, insurance rates, and utility pricing. Oppose rate hikes that shift infrastructure burdens onto residents. Push for targeted tax relief for working families and seniors on fixed incomes."

Supports reducing regulations for small businesses, prioritizing local contracts, and supporting apprenticeships and trade programs to meet job demand.

Supports mandating local hiring standards and full public disclosure of tax incentives.

Supports lowering prescription drug costs, protecting Medicare and Medicaid, and preventing surprise billing and unfair denials by increasing insurance oversight.

Supports expanding access to mental health services and reducing delays in Veterans Affairs (VA) services.

Supports increasing classroom funding and teacher pay, expanding career and technical pathways, and strengthening school safety and student mental health resources.

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- The State House of Representatives, along with the State Senate, makes up our state lawmaking body: the Georgia General Assembly.
- There are 180 members of the Georgia House of Representatives, each representing a single district.
- State Representatives are elected to two-year terms. They are paid a yearly salary of $17,342. They only serve in the role part-time.