On Georgia Election Run-Off Day, Juandolyn Stokes had the opportunity to interview Mo Ivory, the now projected winner of the Fulton County Commission District #4 runoff election. The interview shed light on Ivory's campaign platform, vision for the future of Fulton County, and plans for addressing key issues facing the community.
During the interview, Ivory highlighted her commitment to serving the people of Fulton County. Stokes and Ivory discussed a range of topics, what compelled Ivory to run, economic development, public safety, social justice, Fulton County jail concerns and the importance of local politics. Ivory spoke passionately about her plans including affordable housing in Fulton County, citing the need for policies that prioritize housing stability and affordability for all residents.
Overall, the interview with Mo Ivory provided listeners with valuable insights into her vision for the future of Fulton County and her plans for addressing key challenges facing the community. Juandolyn Stokes's thoughtful questions and engaging conversation helped to illuminate Ivory's priorities and goals, and provided a platform for her to connect with voters and share her vision for a brighter, more inclusive and transparent future for Fulton County.
Mo Ivory is no stranger to WAOK and V-103, the former home of the “Mo Ivory Show”, a familiar voice for the listeners. Ivory has had a careers as radio and television personality, attorney, law professional, entrepreneur, speaker and community advocate.
On Run-Off Day, June 18th, Mo Ivory faced incumbent Commissioner Natalie Hall. The official results have not been confirmed but with 100 of 100 precincts reporting, not including outstanding absentee ballots, Mo Ivory is the projected winner.
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