In her bid to keep Senate District Seven in Democratic hands, WIN List endorsed Adrienne White advanced from a three-way special election and is now fully focused on campaign efforts for the June 16 Special Runoff.
Adrienne and her team are knocking on doors to encourage turnout for the June 16 contest, where she faces a Republican challenger. This election will help determine whether Gwinnett has Democratic representation during the special session where Republicans are expected to push to restrict voting rights and redraw majority-Black districts.
A senior vice president at SouthState Bank who lives in Duluth with her husband, Gwinnett County Commissioner Kirkland Carden, and their son, Adrienne has spent her career at the intersection of finance and community leadership, from chairing the board of Hands on Atlanta to mentoring hundreds of runners across metro Atlanta.
“This community deserves a leader who will listen — not someone using this seat as a launching pad,” Adrienne said, framing her campaign around holding the seat and serving the people through the work ahead.
Learn more about Adrienne by visiting her campaign website here and following her on Facebook.
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