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Jorge Granados
Jorge Granados
work with local government to expand transit into Gwinnett and increase affordable housing.
diligently work with school board to increase funding/improve resources for public schools.
work with Community Improvement Districts (CIDs)/businesses to nurture jobs in Gwinnett.
work hard to protect civil rights, voting rights, women’s rights, and worker’s rights.
Jorge Granados, a millennial, was born and raised in Georgia, and has resided in Norcross since 2000. He is Mexican American, a son of immigrants. He is currently a manager of two local businesses, one within the district. He also has worked at the State Capitol as a Legislative Aide for Rep. Lopez Romero since she was elected. As of recent, Jorge was elected as the Treasurer for the Gwinnett County Young Democrats. He is also a member of the Executive Committee with the Gwinnett County Democrats and a member of Georgia Association Latino Elected Official and Hispanic Young Professionals and Entrepreneurs.
Marvin Lim
Marvin Lim
address “everyday” gun violence, inc. suicides, domestic violence, homicide, & ensure resources for proactive, culturally inclusive, community law/code enforcement
make healthcare more affordable by regulating Georgia's medical monopolies
support small businesses, especially immigrant & minority-owned
reform fining and other powers to stop abuse by homeowners associations and landlords
broaden access to healthcare & economic assistance – including language access
end voter ID & proof of citizenship laws and ensure fair access for diverse populations
ensure the 2020 U.S. Census counts all people accurately
Expand state higher education loan forgiveness programs
Curb excessive use of force, by police and private individuals:
Implement market-based programs to reduce emissions:
Marvin immigrated from the Philippines when I was 7 years old to Atlanta, then eventually moved to House District 99 in 2001, a week before September 11. His early life in the US wasn't easy but looking back on these struggles, the values of hard work that his parents instilled in him propelled him to become salutatorian at Lakeside High School, graduate magna cum laude at Emory University, and ultimately graduate from Yale Law School and become a Fulbright Scholar.
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