I’m Jonathan Bonner, and I’m not a politician by design—I’m a community member by heart. I’ve spent my life juggling bills, caring for family, and navigating systems that weren’t built for people like me. That’s why I’m running. Not for ambition, but for action.

I come from working-class roots where service meant showing up, not showing off. I’ve been a caregiver, an organizer, and an advocate for those left out of the conversation. What drives me isn’t power—it’s purpose. I know what it’s like to be unheard, and I’m stepping into this race to be a voice for the folks who don’t have lobbyists or insider connections.

Every policy I fight for—housing, wages, health care, schools—is shaped by lived experience, not political convenience. I’ve seen firsthand how broken systems leave our elders without care, our youth without opportunity, and our workers without dignity. That’s why my platform reflects real solutions, not just slogans.

I don’t take corporate PAC money. I won’t be owned by party machines. I’m powered by neighbors, parents, nurses, teachers, and everyday Georgians who want their state back.

Running for Georgia House District 68 isn’t a career move for me—it’s a community mission. I’m ready to serve, to listen, and to fight like hell for a better future.