ALEN BLANCO HERNANDEZ 2035
FULTON COUNTY SHOULD WORK FOR THE PEOPLE.
ALL OF THE PEOPLE
BRANDON CLARK FULTON COUNTY COMMISSIONER
VISION &
PRIORITIES
I’m stepping into this race because I care about what families are dealing with every day. Rent keeps rising. Too many people feel unsafe. Mental health is treated like an afterthought. Our seniors are getting overlooked. Folks are struggling to access basic healthcare. And far too many of our neighbors are one emergency away from losing everything.
I’m not running to play politics. I’m running to get results and put people first.
My focus is clear: housing affordability, jail reform, mental health, public safety, homelessness, seniors, and healthcare access. These are not talking points to me. These are real lives, real families, and real problems that deserve real solutions.
I’m a new voice in politics, but I’m not new to showing up for my community. I’m ready to listen, work hard, and bring people together across differences to build a Fulton County that works for everyone.
If you believe we can do better, I’m asking you to stand with me.
Let’s move Fulton County forward together.
Brandon Clark
Candidate for Fulton County Commissioner District Three
01
HOUSING AFFORDABILITY
Too many families in Fulton County are being priced out of the neighborhoods they helped build. Rent keeps rising while wages stay the same, and homeownership feels further out of reach every year.
02
JAIL REFORM
Jail reform means accountability, transparency, and alternatives to incarceration for nonviolent cases. It means safer conditions, better oversight, and real pathways to rehabilitation.
03
MENTAL HEALTH
Too many people are suffering in silence because access to mental health care is limited, expensive, or stigmatized. When mental health goes untreated, it shows up in our jails, emergency rooms, and streets.
04
PUBLIC SAFETY
People deserve to feel safe in their homes, on their streets, and in their neighborhoods. Safety is not just about enforcement — it’s about prevention, accountability, and community partnership.
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HOMELESSNESS
Fulton County must prioritize housing solutions, wraparound services, and partnerships that move people from survival to stability.
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SENIOR CITIZENS
Fulton County must protect seniors by expanding services, improving access to care, and ensuring they can age with dignity and security.
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HEALTHCARE ACCESS
Fulton County must expand access to affordable healthcare, preventive services, and community health programs that keep people healthy before crises happen.
MEET BRANDON CLARK
Candidate for Fulton County Commissioner | Advocate. Entrepreneur. Bridge-Builder.
Brandon Clark is a community advocate, visionary leader, and problem-solver who’s spent over a decade working to make Fulton County more fair, more inclusive, and more accessible for everyday people—not just the powerful few.
Born and raised in Miami, Florida, Brandon grew up in a home grounded in commitment, honesty, and faith. Raised by two loving parents, his family taught him the importance of showing up, working hard, and giving back—values that continue to guide every decision he makes.
In 2011, Brandon moved to Atlanta at the peak of his career, seeking not just new opportunity, but new purpose. What began as a professional move quickly evolved into a calling to serve. He immersed himself in the city’s challenges, became a champion for its people, and found his voice as a fierce advocate for equity and access.
A Champion for Change
From justice reform to workforce development, Brandon has consistently delivered grassroots results that touch real lives. As former Chief of Staff at the Atlanta Community Advocacy Council, he led initiatives that helped small business owners achieve funding and contracts, secured housing resources for renters, and opened new channels for civic engagement.
He is also the force behind initiatives like Transition Kitchen and Chef Stew’s Stix, which provide culinary job training and mentorship for youth, veterans, and returning citizens. Through these efforts, Brandon offers more than second chances—he creates new pathways to self-sufficiency and dignity.
A Vision Rooted in Possibility
Brandon Clark is not your typical politician. He’s a bridge-builder, connecting private innovation with public need. Through his leadership with Kralc Investment Group, he’s worked on stabilizing apartment communities, partnering with municipalities, and helping create safer, healthier neighborhoods across Atlanta.
He is working to develop bold programs like:
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Drive Fulton – a community service-based ticket relief program
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People’s Pantry & Free Restaurant Initiative – providing seated meals to those in need using surplus food and vacant restaurant spaces
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Rehabilitation Over Incarceration – a plan to reduce overcrowding at Fulton County Jail by prioritizing treatment and diversion for nonviolent offenders
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Small Business Equity Board – creating direct pathways to capital and mentorship for minority and local business owners
Not Red. Not Blue. Just People First.
Brandon isn’t running to serve a political party—he’s running to serve the people of Fulton County. His campaign welcomes everyone: Democrat, Republican, Independent, young, old, Black, White, Latinx, LGBTQIA+, veteran, renter, homeowner, entrepreneur. Everyone deserves a seat at the table.
“This is about real leadership that listens, acts, and gets it done. I’m not interested in empty politics. I’m here to build a Fulton County that works—for all of us.”
— Brandon Clark
CREATING A GOVERNMENT THAT WORKS FOR ALL