Atlanta elections A look at who is on the ballot in November 2025

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Voters in Atlanta will head to the polls on November 4 to select from 59 candidates across 21 races, including key positions such as mayor and city council president. Incumbent Mayor Andre Dickens is up against three challengers: Helmut "Love" Domagalski, Kalema Jackson, and Eddie Andrew Meredith. The city council elections showcase a mix of competitive and unopposed races, with significant incumbents like Matt Westmoreland and Eshé Collins facing no challengers. Additionally, voters will decide on four even-numbered seats on the Atlanta Board of Education. The qualification period has officially concluded, allowing the Municipal Clerk's office to finalize the candidate list.

This election is critical for shaping Atlanta's future governance and educational landscape. The presence of unopposed incumbents may indicate stability in certain areas of local government. Overall, these elections will play a vital role in determining Atlanta's policy directions.

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