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Kimberly "Kim" Sue Jackson

Currently holds the office of Georgia State Senate - District 41 until January 11, 2027.

Candidate for Georgia State Senate - District 41 in 2026 Georgia General Election.

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Kimberly "Kim" Sue Jackson

Georgia State Senate - District 41

About Kimberly "Kim" Sue Jackson

Professional Experience
Georgia State Senate, State Senator - District 41 (2021 - Present)
Episcopal Church of the Common Ground, Vicar (2019 - Present)
All Saints' Episcopal Church, Associate Rector (2016 - 2019)
Emmaus House, Director of Freedom School Atlanta (2015 - 2016)
Absalom Jones Episcopal Center, Chaplain and Director (2010 - 2016)
Degrees
Master's, Emory University, Divinity (2009)
Bachelor's, Furman University, History (2006)
Certificate, Virginia Theological Seminary, Anglican Studies (2010)
Emory University, Emergency Medical Technician (2007)

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Georgia State Senate - District 41 in Georgia General Election
Georgia State Senate - District 41 in Georgia Primary Election
Georgia State Senate - District 41 in Georgia General Election
Georgia State Senate - District 41 in Georgia Primary Election
Georgia State Senate - District 41 in Georgia General Election

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