I’m Jonathan Bonner, a Fayette County native, a project manager by profession, and most importantly, a single father. Raising my son here shapes every decision I make. When I talk about safer schools, affordable healthcare, and stable neighborhoods, it’s not theoretical. It’s personal.

I come from a family rooted in service. Both of my parents served in the U.S. military during Desert Storm. That example of discipline and duty set the standard in our home. My siblings serve this community in education and student support roles, and our family’s ties to this area go back generations. Service isn’t new to us it’s expected.

As a single father, I understand the pressure working families face childcare costs, rising insurance premiums, grocery bills, and the constant balancing act between work and home. I’ve also served as a caregiver in my own family. Those experiences drive my focus on practical policy, not political theater.

Professionally, I manage large scale projects that require accountability, budgeting, and coordination. Civically, I’ve held leadership roles in local and state organizations, building coalitions, organizing community initiatives, and delivering measurable results from large-scale supply drives to targeted fundraising for families in need.

My priorities reflect both family and leadership experience:

• Affordability: Protect families from rising utility, insurance, and tax burdens.
• Healthcare: Lower prescription costs and increase insurer accountability.
• Strong Schools: Competitive teacher pay and safe learning environments.
• Veterans & Caretakers: Real support systems and mental health access.
• Responsible Growth: Oversight on data centers and infrastructure impact. Local Jobs: Workforce pathways tied to real demand.

I don’t take corporate PAC money. My accountability is to families like mine. Running for Georgia House District 68 is about building a stable future for our children and strengthening the community that raised us.