Kim is from rural South Carolina. She attended Furman University. She has a master's degree in divinity from Emory University's Candler School of Theology. She lives with her wife in Stone Mountain.

Kimberly Sue Jackson is from rural South Carolina. She attended Furman University. She has a master's degree in divinity from Emory University's Candler School of Theology. She lives with her wife in Stone Mountain.

Kim is a state senator. She works at the Georgia State Senate, where she represents District 41. She previously worked at the Church of the Common Ground in downtown Atlanta as the vicar and served as a parish priest.

Kimberly Sue Jackson is currently Senator for Georgia State Senate District 41, representing portions of DeKalb County. She chairs the DeKalb County Senate Caucus.

Kimberly is currently Senator for Georgia State Senate District 41, representing portions of DeKalb County. She chairs the DeKalb County Senate Caucus.

Supports enhancing economic participation and opportunities for immigrants.

Supports allocating funds to minority groups.

Supports Senate Bill (SB) 498, which would create an Interagency Council on Homelessness.

- Aims to address homelessness.
- Supports enhancing economic participation and opportunities for immigrants.
- Supports allocating funds to minority groups.
- Supports Senate Bill (SB) 498, which would create an Interagency Council on Homelessness.

Economy

Energy & the Environment

Supports investing in maternal health initiatives, specifically for Black mothers.

Sponsored SB 529 to provide licensure program/pathway for foreign-trained physicians.

- Supports investing in maternal health initiatives, specifically for Black mothers.
- Supports expanding Medicaid.
- Sponsored SB 529 to provide licensure program/pathway for foreign-trained physicians.

Healthcare

Proposed and/or adopted several Senate Resolutions honoring or recognizing League of Women Voters, GA Psychological Association (adopted), GA Black Maternal Health statistics, St. Joseph’s Mercy Care services (adopted), and Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day.

- Supports protecting voting rights.
- Proposed and/or adopted several Senate Resolutions honoring or recognizing League of Women Voters, GA Psychological Association (adopted), GA Black Maternal Health statistics, St. Joseph’s Mercy Care services (adopted), and Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day.

Voting & Elections

Supports providing safety for women and children from domestic violence, stalking, and trafficking.

Supports legislation that enhances safety for vulnerable populations, such as SB 324, which established an Address Confidentiality Program for victims of stalking, domestic violence, and human trafficking.

Sponsored Senate Bill 43 to classify the suicide of a public safety officer as a "death in the line of duty," ensuring that the families of officers who succumb to the mental health burdens of their jobs are eligible to receive state indemnification funds.

- Supports providing safety for women and children from domestic violence, stalking, and trafficking.
- Supports the LGBTQ+ community.
- Supports legislation that enhances safety for vulnerable populations, such as SB 324, which established an Address Confidentiality Program for victims of stalking, domestic violence, and human trafficking.
- Sponsored Senate Bill 43 to classify the suicide of a public safety officer as a "death in the line of duty," ensuring that the families of officers who succumb to the mental health burdens of their jobs are eligible to receive state indemnification funds.

Public Safety

Supports early childhood education and affordable childcare.

Supports Senate Bill (SB) 264, which would grant in-state tuition rates for refugees, humanitarian parolees, and special immigrants.

- Supports early childhood education and affordable childcare.
- Supports investing in public schools.
- Supports Senate Bill (SB) 264, which would grant in-state tuition rates for refugees, humanitarian parolees, and special immigrants.

Education

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Kimberly Sue Jackson

- Your state senator represents the interests of your district in the Georgia State Senate.
- Your state senator can author, sponsor, and vote on bills that may become state laws after going through the legislative process. 
- State Senators are involved in approving some appointments by the Governor.
- The State Senate, along with the State House of Representatives, makes up our state lawmaking body: the Georgia General Assembly.
- There are 56 Georgia senators, each representing a single district.
- State Senators are elected to two-year terms. They are paid a yearly salary of $17,342.