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Day one as governor, we get to work:
Health: Lift Georgia’s abortion ban.
Wealth: Lower the cost of living, starting with housing.
Opportunity: Expand access to early learning.
Building a Georgia where health, wealth, and opportunity are within reach for every Georgian.
As governor, I’ll support small businesses and stand up to Donald Trump when his policies hurt Georgia, especially the entrepreneurs powering Georgia’s economy. Read more from @theatlantavoice.bsky.social:
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I met with entrepreneurs at The Gathering Spot to talk about rising costs and access to capital.
Today we honor Harriet Tubman, a freedom fighter whose courage changed the course of American history. Her life reminds us that progress has always been driven by people willing to stand up, speak out, and fight for justice.
Honored to join Black Male Initiative for Black Men & Boys Day at the capitol discussing how we can foster leadership and mentorship, and invest in opportunities for our community. Exactly my priorities as governor.
Happy International Women’s Day. From small business owners to teachers, organizers, and mothers, women across Georgia move our state forward every day. Today, we celebrate their leadership and recommit to building a Georgia where every woman can thrive.
Great conversation tonight with grassroots organizers in DeKalb County today. Our goal is simple: build a Georgia where every family has access to health, the chance to build wealth, and real opportunity to succeed.
On this day in 1965, two brave Georgians, Rev. Hosea Williams and Congressman John Lewis, helped lead 600 marchers across the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma to demand the right to vote.
Their courage on Bloody Sunday helped move our country forward.
We honor them by protecting the vote today.
I will spend every day as governor fighting to create good-paying jobs, to bring down the cost of living, and to build an economy that works for everyone — because that’s the leadership Georgia deserves. www.fox5atlanta.com/news/sk-batt...
My heart goes out to the nearly 1,000 hardworking Georgians who lost their jobs today because Trump and Republican state leaders have failed to live up to their promises.
Donald Trump is killing manufacturing jobs across our state, and the layoffs today at the SK Battery plant in North Georgia are just the latest example.
We’re seeing more Jason Esteves yard signs pop up across Georgia 👀
If you’re ready to add yours to the map, we’ve got you.
Request a yard sign at the link below and our team will follow up with next steps.
Let’s make it visible.
https://secure.jasonesteves.com/a/yardsigns2026
Strong conversation tonight at our Small Business Roundtable at The Gathering Spot ATL.
When we support entrepreneurs, we build wealth, expand opportunity, and strengthen the health of our communities. That’s why investing in small businesses is a key part of my agenda as governor.
@jasonesteves.bsky.social knows everyday Americans have to pay the price for Donald Trump's chaos and corruption. He's running for #GAGov to be a fighter for working Georgians by putting more money in their pockets and standing up to Trump.
Georgia, it’s time to fight back.
As governor, I’ll take Trump to court and fight for Georgia’s working families— not the billionaires rigging the system while we pay the price.
We’re taking this message statewide— are you ready? Share if you’re ready to join the fight!
Happy Holi to the many families across Georgia celebrating today. Wishing you a joyful and vibrant new season.
I started my morning walking with the Nature Gurlz in Southwest Atlanta.
Fresh air, good conversation, and a few miles in before most folks hit their second cup of coffee.
Grateful for the invitation and the company.
We’re officially on the ballot.
Thank you to everyone who’s supported this campaign from day 1 & welcome to those just joining us. This movement belongs to every Georgian who believes our future should meet our full potential.
It’s the honor of my life to run. I’m standing tall and ready to work.
Today, I officially filed to run for Governor of Georgia with Ariel by my side.
I walked into the Capitol surrounded by Georgians who believe in the future we’re building together.
Now the work continues — to deliver a stronger, more affordable Georgia where opportunity isn’t out of reach.
Appreciated the chance to meet and engage with leaders and neighbors in Southwest Atlanta.
Strong communities are built through conversation, partnership, and a commitment to the future.
Closed out a full day on the road in Clayton County at tonight’s forum with my favorite supporters. There’s nothing better than ending the day with my kids — they’re the reason this work matters so much. 💙
Jason Esteves for Georgia Governor.
Vote.
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Conyers showed up.
Grateful to meet with the Rockdale Dems and talk about building a Georgia rooted in health, wealth, and opportunity. This is how we build momentum — one community at a time.
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Great night to reconnect with my colleagues at the Georgia Legislative Black Caucus annual gala, “Legacy in Action, Progress in Motion.”
Inspired by the legacy of leadership and the work still ahead for Georgia.
Join us for a Small Business Roundtable with Ryan Wilson, Travis Townsend Jr., and Kashi Sehgal as we talk about what it takes to build and grow in Georgia.
Thursday, March 5 at 6 PM at The Gathering Spot ATL.
Let’s strengthen opportunity for Georgia’s entrepreneurs.
And I’m committed to doing the work necessary to ensure we deliver for working families this November and beyond.
I want to thank @ruwaromman.bsky.social for her commitment to affordability and the fight for Georgia’s working families- from raising the minimum wage to expanding Medicaid. I look forward to continuing to work with her to build a better state for all of us.
In 1973, Greenville elected Richmond D. Hill as Georgia’s first African American mayor — the result of years of rural voter organizing. Progress didn’t happen by accident. It happened because people organized. Black history in Georgia is about expanding opportunity and continuing the work.
