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Jeffree Monroe Fauntleroy is originally from Atlantic City, New Jersey. He earned his bachelor's degree in ministerial studies from the Christian Bible Institute and Seminary, his Master of Divinity from the Interdenominational Theological Center, and his Doctor of Ministry from the Howard University School of Divinity. He lives with his wife, Karen, their three adult children, and five grandchildren in Gwinnett County, Georgia. He attends the House of Hope Church were he serves as a pastor. 

Jeffree served as Senior Pastor and Congregational Care Pastor. He previously worked in law enforcement, dedicating years to protecting and strengthening neighborhoods.

Jeffree is the founder of The Fauntleroy Institute and JeffKare Inc. and worked as the chief executive officer of J. Fauntleroy and Associates. He previously worked as an investigator with the Florida Bar Association and a police officer with the Atlantic City Police Department. 

Jeffree Monroe Fauntleroy's campaign for US Representative in Georgia’s 13th Congressional District Democratic Primary is his first entry into politics.

Jeffree Monroe Fauntleroy's campaign for U.S. Representative in Georgia’s 13th Congressional District is his first entry into politics.

Said, "A thriving economy starts with opportunity. Dr. Jeff is committed to policies that support small businesses, attract new industries, and expand job opportunities in District 13. Economic growth must lift everyone—not just the few—so that working families, entrepreneurs, and local communities can prosper together."

Said, "A thriving economy starts with opportunity. Jeffree Fauntleroy Sr.  is committed to policies that support small businesses, attract new industries, and expand job opportunities in District 13. Economic growth must lift everyone—not just the few—so that working families, entrepreneurs, and local communities can prosper together."

Promises to "expand protections against unfair rent increases and evictions, strengthen housing choice vouchers, and invest in support services for individuals facing houselessness."

- Said, "A thriving economy starts with opportunity. Jeffree Fauntleroy Sr.  is committed to policies that support small businesses, attract new industries, and expand job opportunities in District 13. Economic growth must lift everyone—not just the few—so that working families, entrepreneurs, and local communities can prosper together."
- Promises to "expand protections against unfair rent increases and evictions, strengthen housing choice vouchers, and invest in support services for individuals facing houselessness."

Economy

Opposes the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).

Advocates for increased "diversion programs, mental health services, and job training" to combat crime.

- Opposes the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
- Advocates for increased "diversion programs, mental health services, and job training" to combat crime.

Public Safety

Support universal healthcare and Medicaid for all.

Promises to support polices that works to lower the maternal mortality rate and help to expand services for high-risk pregnancy and postpartum care.

- Support universal healthcare and Medicaid for all.
- Promises to support polices that works to lower the maternal mortality rate and help to expand services for high-risk pregnancy and postpartum care.

Healthcare

Supports making higher education and workforce training affordable and accessible to all, emphasizing investment in students and lifelong learning to strengthen the workforce and future opportunities.

- Supports making higher education and workforce training affordable and accessible to all, emphasizing investment in students and lifelong learning to strengthen the workforce and future opportunities.

Education

Advocates for regulations on data centers to help maintain the environment.

Supports polices to address the water crisis.

- Advocates for regulations on data centers to help maintain the environment.
- Supports polices to address the water crisis.

Energy & the Environment

Opposes the sale of weapons to other countries to use in their own conflicts.

Supports better pathways to citizenship in the U.S.

- Opposes the sale of weapons to other countries to use in their own conflicts.
- Supports better pathways to citizenship in the U.S.

Foreign Policy and Immigration

Believes in restoring respect, accountability, and integrity in public service, emphasizing the importance of listening to people and working across divides for real solutions.

- Believes in restoring respect, accountability, and integrity in public service, emphasizing the importance of listening to people and working across divides for real solutions.

Voting & Elections

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Advocates for fighting environmental injustice, funding for farmers, and regulating data centers.

Advocates for fighting environmental injustice, funding for farmers, and regulating data centers.

Believes that safety comes from collaboration and advocates for strengthening partnerships between law enforcement, faith institutions, businesses, and government to prevent crime and build trust in communities.

Said, "Healthcare should be a right, not a privilege," and will fight to ensure medical decisions are guided by doctors and professionals, not insurance companies or corporate profit margins.

As of March 11, 2026, Jeffree Monroe Fauntleroy’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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