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Jasmine Clark

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Jasmine Clark

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GA-13 Democratic nominee?

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MAY 20, 2026

Primary Election

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Overview

Current roleState Representative

PartyDemocratic

Political ideologyProgressive Democrat

Age43 years old (Dec 26, 1982)

GenderFemale

LocationGeorgia

BackgroundState representative

EducationUniversity of Tennessee, Knoxville — B.S. Biological Sciences (microbiology concentration) (2005)

Notable personal detailsJasmine Michelle Clark is an American scientist and Democratic politician. She has served in the Georgia House of Representatives for District 108 since January 14, 2019. She is a microbiologist and has taught at Emory University, and in 2025 launched a campaign for the U.S. House in Georgia’s 13th congressional district.

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fec.gov legis.ga.gov biology.emory.edu jasmine4ga.com en.wikipedia.org indivisible.org ballotready.org dlcc.org ciclt.net georgiavotes.com votemamapac.org opencampaign.com ajc.com wrganews.com turnpurple2blue.org gwinnettforum.com precollege.emory.edu enprc.emory.edu clarkrecord.com covnews.com gpb.org 159georgiatogether.org podcasts.apple.com stateinnovation.org asianamericanadvocacyfund.org leadingwithfacts.com choicetracker.org theatlantavoice.com emilyslist.org atlantaciviccircle.org candidates2018.moveon.org justfacts.votesmart.org georgiaequality.org apnews.com washingtonpost.com cbsnews.com foxnews.com dallasnews.com static.votesmart.org cdn.ballotpedia.org

Positions

LiberalConservative

Economy & Taxes

Opposes large, regressive income tax cuts that would reduce revenue for education, health care, and other state services and has argued against replacing progressive tax brackets with a flat rate that could raise taxes on some middle-income Georgians. Advocates maintaining revenue to fund public services such as health care and education rather than enacting major tax reductions that primarily benefit higher earners.

Healthcare

Supports expanding access to affordable health care and Medicaid expansion; frames healthcare as a right and lists affordable healthcare as a top campaign priority.

Immigration & Border

Supports protecting immigrant communities and expanding access for immigrant students (including in-state tuition); frames immigration with a welcoming/humanitarian approach while not outlining a specific large-scale regularization or pathway to citizenship in available materials.

Abortion & Reproductive Rights

Supports reproductive freedom and protecting abortion access; advocates repealing Georgia’s six-week abortion ban (HB 481) and has campaigned as a pro-choice candidate who will defend and expand reproductive healthcare.

Climate & Energy

Supports addressing climate change and investment in renewable energy, endorsing climate action and clean-energy investment while not calling for explicit Green New Deal–style measures in the cited materials.

Public Safety & Guns

Supports expanded gun-safety measures including universal background checks, pediatric/safe storage requirements, and training/licensing requirements; favors closing background-check loopholes and raising the minimum purchase age. Positions emphasize protecting children and reducing gun violence while maintaining support for police reform (without defunding).

News

AINews Summary

Last updatedMay 19, 2026

Jasmine Clark is not mentioned in the provided news summaries. The reports instead focus on the death of Georgia Rep. David Scott while he was seeking another term in Congress. Because of that, there is no clear recent news about Jasmine Clark in the material provided.

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Articles

TDThe Daily Beast27 days ago