NEWNAN, GEORGIA — Democratic candidate JerMarkus Jacobs has officially launched his campaign for Georgia State Senate District 6, bringing a new generation of leadership to the race. If elected, Jacobs would become the youngest senator to represent the district.
Jacobs is challenging incumbent Matt Brass, who has held the seat since 2018.
A Georgia native and emerging community advocate, Jacobs says his campaign is focused on giving working families and young people a stronger voice in state government.
“Too many people feel like the political system isn’t built for them,” Jacobs said. “I’m running to change that — to make sure our communities, our students, and our working families have someone fighting for them at the Capitol.”
Jacobs’ campaign focuses on issues including:
• Expanding economic opportunity for working families
• Supporting public education and students
• Protecting voting rights and civic participation
• Strengthening opportunities for young Georgians entering the workforce
Jacobs says he represents a generation ready to engage in the political process and shape the future of the state.
“This campaign is about making sure the next generation has a seat at the table,” Jacobs said. “Georgia’s future should be shaped by the people who will live with the decisions we make today.”
The campaign will focus on grassroots organizing, voter engagement, and community outreach throughout the district in the months ahead.
More information about the campaign is available at:
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ABOUT JERMARKUS JACOBS
JerMarkus A. Jacobs is a proud son of Newnan, Georgia, raised with a deep belief in service, community, and faith. From an early age, JerMarkus understood that leadership means standing up for others and working to make life better for those around you. Through each step of his journey, JerMarkus has maintained a hopeful and optimistic outlook about the future. He believes leadership should always be grounded in strong values, integrity, and a commitment to serving others.








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