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DOREEN
CARTER

State Representative House District 93

State Representative Doreen Carter

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As an incumbent house representative, I serve as the Chair of the Special Committee for Education in the Democratic Caucus and as a member of the Education Committee in the Georgia House. I advocate fiercely for public education and want to continue my work by winning my next term in 2026. I was instrumental in the state fully funding the QBE formula and now I want to help lead the effort to update Georgia’s funding formula.

There is more we can do. Making sure students achieve their proper reading levels by third grade is the best way to ensure their future academic achievement. Studies show that achieving reading levels and reading comprehension through early education is correlated with fewer instances of negative behavior that leads to suspension and minor and adult incarceration. That is why I authored and introduced legislation to make sure that students have every opportunity to learn how to read during pre-K years and to help their parents facilitate their early learning process. 

 

With your vote, I can continue to lead these efforts. When you re-elect me, you will have a representative with experience, compassion, and the courage to fight for you under the gold dome. I will hit the ground running on day one. You can count on my experience. You can count on me.

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  • Expand it to all

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  • Prioritize early education literacy and update Georgia’s funding formula

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  • Repeal draconian anti-voting laws and improve access to the polls

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  • Invest in economic development that creates jobs and increases wages

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  • Address unjust incarceration excess and the inequalities that make it happen

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State Representative Doreen Carter is a proven leader, financial expert, and advocate for economic equity who has dedicated her life to public service, faith, and financial empowerment. A lifelong Georgian and proud resident of Lithonia, Rep. Carter currently serves in the Georgia House of Representatives, representing House District 93—which includes portions of DeKalb, Rockdale, and Gwinnett counties.


Now in her 10th year of service under the Gold Dome, Rep. Carter serves as Vice Chair of the Georgia Legislative Black Caucus and sits on several House Committees, including Education, Small Business Development, Economic Development & Tourism, Agriculture & Consumer Affairs, and Code Revision. She is widely recognized for her advocacy in education, workforce development, and small business growth, with a strong record of pushing for policies that support working families, improve access to healthcare, and expand economic opportunity.

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Dear Friends and Neighbors,

 

I am overjoyed to congratulate Peter Hubbard and Alicia Johnson on their incredible, hard-earned victories for the Public Service Commission.

 

This 2025 election was a clear referendum on affordability. I know from canvassing, community events, and town halls the burden that families in my district face when utility bills keep climbing. Voters in DeKalb, Rockdale, and Gwinnett counties—and all across Georgia—are feeling the squeeze on their household budgets.

 

Yesterday, the people spoke with one voice. They sent a clear message that they are tired of corporate greed being prioritized over their families. They chose new leaders whom they trust to fight for consumers, lower energy costs, and bring accountability to the PSC. This is a massive win for every Georgian, and I look forward to working alongside our new commissioners to protect the wallets of working families.

 

My colleagues in the State House and I have had an affordability agenda that will make life better for working- and middle-class families sitting in the State House for more than five years. Georgia Republicans have refused to take action on this legislation, but perhaps last night's election results will cause a change of heart.

 

I also want to congratulate all of the municipal election winners throughout my district, including Catherine Hardrick’s success in the City of Snellville. As a former member of the City Council in my community, I know what it takes to step up and serve at the local level, and I wish all of our newly elected local leaders the best. I'm always available to be a listening ear for these newly elected officials.

 

In Service,

State Representative Doreen Carter

Georgia House District 93

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Dear Friends and Neighbors,

 

I am overjoyed to congratulate Peter Hubbard and Alicia Johnson on their incredible, hard-earned victories for the Public Service Commission.

 

This 2025 election was a clear referendum on affordability. I know from canvassing, community events, and town halls the burden that families in my district face when utility bills keep climbing. Voters in DeKalb, Rockdale, and Gwinnett counties—and all across Georgia—are feeling the squeeze on their household budgets.

 

Yesterday, the people spoke with one voice. They sent a clear message that they are tired of corporate greed being prioritized over their families. They chose new leaders whom they trust to fight for consumers, lower energy costs, and bring accountability to the PSC. This is a massive win for every Georgian, and I look forward to working alongside our new commissioners to protect the wallets of working families.

 

My colleagues in the State House and I have had an affordability agenda that will make life better for working- and middle-class families sitting in the State House for more than five years. Georgia Republicans have refused to take action on this legislation, but perhaps last night's election results will cause a change of heart.

 

I also want to congratulate all of the municipal election winners throughout my district, including Catherine Hardrick’s success in the City of Snellville. As a former member of the City Council in my community, I know what it takes to step up and serve at the local level, and I wish all of our newly elected local leaders the best. I'm always available to be a listening ear for these newly elected officials.

 

In Service,

State Representative Doreen Carter

Georgia House District 93

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