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<h6>U.S. Senate</h6>

<h4>Jon Ossoff</h4>

<h6>Governor</h6>

<h4>Keisha Lance Bottoms</h4>

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<h4>Keisha Sean Waites</h4>

<h6>Agriculture Commissioner</h6>

<h4>Katherine Juhan-Arnold</h4>

<h6>Labor Commissioner</h6>

<h4>Nikki Porcher</h4>

<h6>Public Service Commission, District 3</h6>

<h4>Peter Hubbard</h4>

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<h4>Shelia Edwards</h4>

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<p><span style="color: var(--color-text-accent-primary); text-decoration-color: var(--color-text-accent-primary)"><strong>Nikki Porcher </strong></span><strong>is a veteran, educator, and community advocate who has spent her life helping Georgians build stability through work.</strong></p><p>From serving in the U.S. Air Force and teaching in Georgia’s public schools, to leading a national nonprofit that has supported hundreds of small businesses across the country, she has seen what happens when people have access to opportunities and the challenges they face when they don’t.</p><p>Now, Nikki is running for Labor Commissioner to ensure that Georgia’s Department of Labor truly works for everyone —<strong> </strong>workers, job seekers, and small business owners alike.</p>

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<h2><span style="color: var(--color-text); text-decoration-color: var(--color-text)">Meet Nikki Porcher</span></h2><span class="image image-base image-right image-tilt-left" style="width: 40%;"><span class="image-inner-wrapper"><img src="https://run.imgix.net/b30a8c33-6c5f-4ce7-8c1d-d549fd00dd85/fa1a41ce-0f62-45da-ba5e-b211b77ec69a/fa1a41ce-0f62-45da-ba5e-b211b77ec69a.heic?ixlib=js-3.8.0&amp;bri=0&amp;con=0&amp;sat=0&amp;high=0&amp;shad=0&amp;usm=0&amp;rect=0%2C0%2C3024%2C4032&amp;w=1500" alt="" caption="Service runs deep in Nikki Porcher’s family. She knows the sacrifices that come with this uniform, and watching her son follow that same path is a moment she’ll always carry with her." align="right" alignwidth="40" tiltdirection="left" variant="base"></span><span class="caption" style="">Service runs deep in Nikki Porcher’s family. She knows the sacrifices that come with this uniform, and watching her son follow that same path is a moment she’ll always carry with her.</span></span><h5><span style="color: var(--color-text-accent-primary); text-decoration-color: var(--color-text-accent-primary)">Nikki Porcher was raised to believe that when you see a problem, you don’t wait. You show up and do the work. That belief has guided her purpose, her decisions, and how she shows up for people daily.</span></h5><p>As a <strong>single mother</strong>, she learned the difference between looking for work with a degree and without one. After earning her college degree, she became a <strong>public school teacher</strong>, where she saw firsthand how far a teacher’s paycheck could and couldn’t stretch. She was also preparing her son for life after graduation, watching him face the same challenges that so many young people across Georgia encounter when searching for steady work.</p><p>Nikki’s <strong>nonprofit and community work</strong> deepened her understanding of how strong communities are built through <strong>access, opportunity, and fairness.</strong></p><p><br>In Middle Georgia, she helped families achieve the dream of homeownership and supported caregivers navigating health challenges. Later, she built her own business and founded a <strong>national nonprofit network</strong> that has helped hundreds of entrepreneurs across the country gain access to funding, training, and certification programs generating millions in revenue and creating jobs within their communities.</p><p>Because <strong>Nikki has lived these experiences</strong>, she sees the people who are too often overlooked. Whether you’re working a 9-to-5, holding down shifts, driving rideshare, caring for a family full-time, or piecing together jobs to get by, it’s all work. And no matter what it looks like, you deserve a Labor Commissioner who will ensure that <em>work works for you.</em></p><p>Georgia is known as one of the best place for business. Nikki believes it’s time for it also to be the best place to work, earn fair wages, and to build a future.</p><h4><strong>As Georgia’s next Labor Commissioner, Nikki’s priorities are clear:</strong></h4><p><span style="color: var(--color-text-accent-primary); text-decoration-color: var(--color-text-accent-primary)"><strong>Accessible Affordable Child Care</strong></span><br>Nikki believes that access to quality, affordable childcare is essential to a strong workforce. As Labor Commissioner, she’ll fight to make sure Georgia’s workforce policies support working parents and small businesses alike.</p><p><strong>Access that reaches people</strong><br>Modernize the Department of Labor so Georgians can easily get the benefits, training, and job support they need, without red tape or delays.</p><p><strong>Workforce development that works</strong><br>Create partnerships that lead to <em>real</em> jobs, modern skills, and livable wages that sustain families.</p><p><strong>Small businesses as job creators</strong><br>Ensure small businesses have the tools and resources to grow and create good jobs in every community.</p><p><strong>Fair pay and safe workplaces</strong><br>Protect workers’ rights, promote fair wages, and ensure every Georgian can work in a secure, respectful environment.</p><p><strong>Georgia deserves a Department of Labor that works for everyone.</strong><br>Nikki believes in this state and in the people who call it home, and she’s ready to do the work that lifts us all.</p><p></p><small><p><em>Using military rank, job titles, and uniform photographs does not imply endorsement by the Department of Defense, the Department of the Air Force, or the Department of the Army.</em></p></small>

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<p>Nikki Porcher is running for Georgia Labor Commissioner because she believes work should work for everyone.</p><p>As a veteran, single mother, entrepreneur, and nonprofit leader, Nikki understands the challenges working families face firsthand. From working multiple jobs to support her son to helping small businesses create economic opportunity, her work has always focused on people and community.</p>

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<h2 style="text-align: center;"><strong>Don't Stop at the Statewide Races</strong></h2><p style="text-align: center;">This guide highlights Georgia's statewide Democratic nominees, but your ballot may also include local races, judicial elections, school board seats, city or county offices, and ballot questions. Be sure to review your complete ballot before Election Day so you can make informed decisions on every race.</p><p style="text-align: center;">Every office matters. Every vote matters.</p>

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<p>Nikki Porcher is proud to have earned the support of State Senators, State Representatives, City Council members, community leaders, and candidates from every corner of the state. This growing coalition reflects a shared belief that Georgia deserves a Department of Labor that works for workers, families, veterans, parents, and small businesses.</p><p>These endorsements represent leaders who understand the importance of collaboration, service, and creating opportunities that strengthen communities. Together, they are supporting Nikki Porcher because they know she has the experience, vision, and leadership to deliver results for Georgia on Day One.</p>

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<h3>Building a Georgia Where Work Works for Everyone</h3><p>Nikki Porcher is running for Georgia Labor Commissioner because she believes work should provide dignity, stability, and opportunity for every Georgian.</p><p>As a veteran, single mother, entrepreneur, and nonprofit leader, Nikki understands firsthand the challenges working families face. From struggling to afford child care while working multiple jobs to helping small businesses create economic opportunity, her work has always centered on people, not politics.</p><p>Nikki believes the Department of Labor should be accessible, responsive, and focused on helping workers, families, and businesses succeed together. Her vision for Georgia is rooted in fair pay, workforce opportunity, support for small businesses, and systems that actually work for the people they are meant to serve.</p><p>Because when workers are stronger, Georgia is stronger.</p>

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<p>Georgia is a statewide community, comprising rural, suburban, and urban areas, and <em>every</em> county plays a part in shaping our economy, workforce, and future.</p><p>Too often, people in certain counties feel invisible or overlooked. This initiative will change that.</p><p><strong>Every County Counts</strong> is a statewide movement designed to show visible support in all <strong>159 counties</strong>. Supporters who give <strong>$159</strong> can <em>claim their county</em> on our live map, making their county part of this growing movement.</p><p>When your county is claimed, you’ll be helping build a Georgia where work works for everyone no matter where you live.</p>

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<h4>The Problem</h4><p>Too many Georgians are working hard but still struggling to find stable jobs that provide fair pay, long-term growth, and real economic security.</p><p>Across the state, workers are being told to gain new skills while employers continue to say they cannot find qualified workers. At the same time, many workforce training programs are outdated, difficult to access, or disconnected from the actual needs of today’s economy.</p><p>Nikki has spent years traveling across Georgia listening to workers, parents, small business owners, veterans, and young people talk about the barriers they face when trying to build stable careers. She understands that workforce development is not just about filling jobs. It is about creating pathways to opportunity, economic mobility, and long-term stability.</p><p>Too many people feel stuck between low wages, rising costs, limited opportunities, and systems that do not feel designed for them.</p><p>This is not just an employment issue. It is an economic issue. When workers cannot access meaningful opportunities, businesses struggle, communities lose talent, and Georgia’s economy becomes weaker.</p><span class="image image-framed image-left image-tilt-left" style="width: 40%;"><span class="image-inner-wrapper"><img src="https://run.imgix.net/b30a8c33-6c5f-4ce7-8c1d-d549fd00dd85/22d8a456-c3f4-426f-bdc5-2dc03ea1cbd3/22d8a456-c3f4-426f-bdc5-2dc03ea1cbd3.png?ixlib=js-3.8.0&amp;bri=0&amp;con=0&amp;sat=0&amp;high=0&amp;shad=0&amp;usm=0&amp;rect=0%2C67%2C1261%2C912&amp;w=1500" alt="" caption="Through my work with Habitat for Humanity and community organizations across Georgia, I have seen firsthand how stable work changes lives." align="left" alignwidth="40" tiltdirection="left" variant="framed"></span><span class="caption" style="">Through my work with Habitat for Humanity and community organizations across Georgia, I have seen firsthand how stable work changes lives.</span></span><h4>Nikki’s Plan</h4><p>As Labor Commissioner, Nikki will work to modernize workforce development and better connect training opportunities to the real needs of Georgia workers and employers.</p><p>Her administration will:</p><ul><li><p>Strengthen partnerships between schools, technical colleges, unions, employers, and workforce programs</p></li><li><p>Expand access to apprenticeships, paid training opportunities, and career pathways</p></li><li><p>Improve outreach to rural, underserved, and historically overlooked communities</p></li><li><p>Modernize Career Centers to better connect workers with jobs, training, and support services</p></li><li><p>Support workforce development strategies that prepare Georgians for high-demand industries and long-term careers</p></li><li><p>Increase awareness of workforce resources available to workers, students, and career changers</p></li></ul><h4>What Nikki Believes</h4><p>Workforce development should lead to real opportunities, not dead ends.</p><p>Nikki believes every Georgian deserves access to pathways that lead to stability, fair wages, and the ability to build a future. Workforce systems should help people move forward, not leave them navigating confusing programs that fail to connect them to real jobs and opportunities.</p><p>When workers are prepared, businesses grow stronger, families become more stable, and communities are better positioned to thrive. Georgia’s workforce should work for everyone, in every region of the state.</p><p></p>

<p>Workforce development should lead to real opportunity, not empty promises. Georgians deserve pathways to careers that provide stability, dignity, and growth. Businesses need workers who are prepared for today’s economy, not yesterday’s.</p>

<h2>Workforce Development That Works</h2>

<p><em>After leading the Democratic primary, Nikki Porcher received Shawn Harris' endorsement for the June 16 runoff.</em></p><p></p><p><strong>ATLANTA, GA, UNITED STATES, June 11, 2026</strong> — Democratic nominee for Georgia's 14th Congressional District Shawn Harris publicly announced his support for Nikki Porcher in the June 16 Democratic runoff for Georgia Labor Commissioner at a gathering hosted at Swift &amp; Finch in Rome. The event brought together Democratic candidates Shonna Bailey, Vincent Mendes, and Sonja Law, along with community members, for wide-ranging conversations about workforce challenges, economic opportunity, and the future facing Georgia families.</p><p></p><p>Porcher advanced to the runoff after finishing first in the five-candidate Democratic primary, earning more than 310,000 votes statewide, carrying 101 of Georgia's 159 counties, and receiving support from voters in all 159 counties. The results reflected the broad geographic reach of her coalition across Georgia.<br><br>Since launching her campaign, Porcher has traveled to more than 65 counties, building a statewide network rooted in direct community engagement. <a href="https://www.voteporcher4ga.com/NikkisPrioritiesandGoals" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Her platform</a> focuses on modernizing unemployment services, expanding workforce development, supporting entrepreneurs and small businesses, and treating affordable child care as the workforce issue it fundamentally is.</p><p></p><p>“I've traveled thousands of miles across Georgia, and one thing is clear: no matter where people live, they want opportunity, dignity, and a government that sees them. That's the coalition we're building, and that's the leadership I'll bring to the Department of Labor,” Porcher said.<br><br>An Air Force veteran, former public school educator, entrepreneur, and nonprofit executive, Porcher has spent her career creating pathways to economic opportunity. Through her work, she has advocated for and supported hundreds of small business owners nationwide, helping generate millions of dollars in economic impact.<br><br>The <a href="https://www.voteporcher4ga.com/votinginformation" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">June 16 runoff</a> will determine the Democratic nominee for Georgia Labor Commissioner. If elected in November, Porcher would become the first woman ever elected Georgia Labor Commissioner. Current Commissioner Barbara Rivera Holmes was appointed to the office by Governor Brian Kemp.<br><br><strong>About Nikki Porcher</strong><br>Nikki Porcher is an Air Force veteran, former educator, entrepreneur, and nonprofit leader. She finished first in the Democratic primary for Georgia Labor Commissioner and advanced to the June 16 runoff election. Her campaign has focused on workforce development, modernizing unemployment services, and expanding economic opportunity for all Georgians.</p><p>###</p>

<p><strong>After leading the Democratic primary,</strong> Nikki Porcher received Shawn Harris' endorsement for the June 16 runoff.<strong> </strong></p>

<h4>Congressional Candidate Shawn Harris Endorses Nikki Porcher In Georgia Labor Commissioner Runoff</h4>

<p>I didn’t arrive at this moment by accident. My path here was shaped by the many roles I’ve lived in Georgia’s workforce, roles that gave me a front-row seat to <strong>how our systems actually function for everyday people</strong>.</p><p>I’ve lived many lives:</p><ul><li><p>I’ve been a veteran navigating my transition out of service without clear guidance.</p></li><li><p>I’ve been a teacher stretching my paycheck to feed both my son and hungry students.</p></li><li><p>I’ve been a single mom who learned how to make one paycheck do the work of three.</p></li><li><p>I’ve been unemployed and forced to navigate a confusing, outdated process just to survive.</p></li><li><p>I’ve been an employee, an employer, and a business owner who had to build opportunity from scratch because none was offered.</p></li></ul><p><strong>These experiences didn’t break me, they informed me.</strong> They taught me how systems feel from the inside. They showed me where the gaps are. And they shaped how I approach solutions.</p><h2>Why Now: What Changed for Me</h2><p>For years, I did this work from the outside. I led a nonprofit focused on Black women business owners, taught classes, and helped people navigate systems that weren’t built for them.</p><p>Then I sat with Project 2025.</p><p>I didn’t just skim it, I read it in depth. I held classes to help people understand what it meant for their lives, their businesses, and their futures. And the more I studied it, the clearer it became that policies and plans like this don’t just live on paper. They show up in paychecks, in workplaces, in who gets hired, who gets protected, and who gets left behind.</p><p>I realized that if people who understand the impact of these decisions aren’t in the room, the people I care about most will carry the consequences. And I also realized that<strong> at some point, advocacy isn’t enough, you have to step into the place where the rules are written</strong>. That’s why I chose this office and this moment.</p><h2>What I Built From Challenging Experiences</h2><p>Out of all the challenges I’ve encountered, I built something real and measurable. I founded and grew a national nonprofit that has generated <strong>over $6.2 million in documented economic impact</strong> for Black women business owners in just the last five years — and that number doesn’t reflect the full extent of our impact. That’s simply what we were able to track on paper. The real impact is larger: sales, contracts, opportunities, visibility, and stability that don’t always show up in a report.</p><p>My work created programs, training, grants, and opportunities that changed economic outcomes for women across the country. It led to <strong>global partnerships</strong> with companies like Google, H&amp;M, Goldman Sachs, PayPal, and Mastercard, to name a few,  partnerships earned through results, not connections.</p><p>And when a global partnership no longer aligned with the community I was serving, I walked away. Because my community will always matter more than a logo or a headline. That’s how I make decisions: people first, always.</p><h2>My Leadership Has Been Recognized — Because the Impact Was Real</h2><p>I don’t lead for awards, but I won’t pretend they don’t matter. They are proof that my work reached people. Over the years, my work has been recognized with honors like:</p><ul><li><p><strong>Thought Leader of the Year – twice</strong></p></li><li><p><strong>Woman of the Year – Government or Non-Profit</strong></p></li><li><p><strong>Achievement in Diversity &amp; Inclusion</strong></p></li><li><p><strong>Female Social Activist of the Year</strong></p></li><li><p><strong>Organization of the Year – Government or Non-Profit</strong></p></li><li><p><strong>Event of the Year</strong></p></li></ul><p>I’ve also conducted and published research on the impact of DEI on business closures, research that has won awards and been cited by institutions and leaders trying to understand why equity isn’t a nice-to-have, but a key part of economic survival.</p><p>These aren’t just lines on a resume. They’re confirmation that the work I’ve been doing — often without a title or a budget — is real, effective, and needed.</p><h2>Why This Office Matters to Me</h2><p>Through all of my experiences, I learned one thing clearly: <strong>Our systems don’t fail because people aren’t trying, they fail because they weren’t designed for regular people to succeed.</strong></p><p>I understand these systems because I’ve had to live in them. I’ve had to navigate them for myself and for others. And when they didn’t work, I built alternatives that did. These lived experiences, combined with the systems I’ve built and the impact I’ve had, shape the perspective that I bring to this office.</p><h2>My Honest Truth</h2><p>What brings me to this moment isn’t perfection. It’s preparation. It’s perspective. It’s lived experience turned into leadership.</p><p>I know hard things. I know community. I know what it takes to build something that serves people, not just processes.</p><p>I’ve done this work without a state budget, without a government office, and without the power of a statewide platform. Now I’m ready to do it with all of these things in service to the people of Georgia.</p><h2>Join This Movement</h2><p>If you read this and thought, “This feels familiar,” or “This sounds like my story too,” then you’re exactly who I’m thinking about with this work.</p><p>Georgia deserves a Labor Commissioner who understands the system because she’s lived in it, and who has a track record of building programs, partnerships, and opportunities that actually work for people. So if you believe in this mission, I’m asking you to invest in it.</p><p>It takes resources to compete in a race like this. It takes investment to put someone with real lived experience and real results in a position that has real power.</p><p><strong>Chip in $25, $50, $100, $250, or $1,000</strong> to Porcher for Georgia. Every contribution helps us reach more voters, tell the truth about this system, and build a Georgia where work works for everyone.</p><p><a href="https://secure.actblue.com/donate/voteporcher4ga"><strong>Donate now</strong></a><strong> </strong>and help build the Georgia we all deserve.</p>

I didn’t arrive at this moment by accident. I’ve lived multiple sides of Georgia’s workforce, so I know how our systems feel from the inside and where they need to be fixed.

Why I’m Running for Georgia Labor Commissioner

<p><strong>I didn’t arrive at this moment by accident. </strong>My path here was shaped by the many roles I’ve lived in Georgia’s workforce, roles that gave me a front-row seat to how our systems actually function for everyday people. Through all of my experiences, I learned one thing clearly: Our systems don’t fail because people aren’t trying, they fail because they weren’t designed for regular people to succeed. Which is why I want to build a Georgia where work works for everyone.</p>

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