Jeffree Fauntleroy Sr.
Democrat
Pastor and security/protection consultant (J. Fauntleroy and Associates, The Fauntleroy Institute); former 25-year police officer and federal investigator
Non-Incumbent · Public Record PIP Political Integrity Pledge · Political Integrity PAC
- No Corporate PAC Money
- Stock Trading Ban
- Lobbying Ban for Former Members
- Overturn Citizens United
T Transparency
45.7%
Top positive drivers
- T6 Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey provides substantive policy reasoning; "The Pastor Jeff Experience" podcast; campaign messaging on "Building Partnerships within our District." 3.13/4
- T7 Atlanta Press Club Loudermilk-Young debate (April 27, 2026), Atlanta Press Collective profile, Center Square wire, AJC mention, news-daily.com forum, Indybay listing, Atlanta Voice tag page. 3.13/4
- T9 Active campaign site, Mobilize hub, ActBlue donate page, "The Pastor Jeff Experience" podcast (Apple, Spotify). 3.13/4
Top negative drivers
- T2 No proactive financial disclosure beyond legal minimums; no FEC committee surfaced. 0/4
- T3 No congressional stock-trading ban position documented. 0/4
- T5 No FEC committee surfacing; no donor visibility tools documented. 0/4
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- T1 April 20, 2026 virtual town hall (Indybay-listed); meet & greet events on Mobilize via Democratic Party of Georgia. No specific frequency commitment documented. 2.25/4
- T2 No proactive financial disclosure beyond legal minimums; no FEC committee surfaced. 0/4
- T3 No congressional stock-trading ban position documented. 0/4
- T4 Explicit refusal of AIPAC and Israel-aligned donations; signed U.S. Term Limits Pledge for Article V amendment limiting House to 3 terms and Senate to 2. 2.88/4
- T5 No FEC committee surfacing; no donor visibility tools documented. 0/4
- T6 Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey provides substantive policy reasoning; "The Pastor Jeff Experience" podcast; campaign messaging on "Building Partnerships within our District." 3.13/4
- T7 Atlanta Press Club Loudermilk-Young debate (April 27, 2026), Atlanta Press Collective profile, Center Square wire, AJC mention, news-daily.com forum, Indybay listing, Atlanta Voice tag page. 3.13/4
- T8 Signed U.S. Term Limits Pledge (term limits org); Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey completed. Limited broader org alignment. 2.25/4
- T9 Active campaign site, Mobilize hub, ActBlue donate page, "The Pastor Jeff Experience" podcast (Apple, Spotify). 3.13/4
- T10 Pastoral plain-language framing; English-only. 2.25/4
- T11 Universal healthcare; coverage continuity after job loss; expanded high-risk pregnancy and post-partum care. Backed by 5+ orgs. 2.50/4
- T12 Affordable housing listed as top-tier priority; no specific transparency mechanism. 1.25/4
- T13 No specific consumer cost transparency mechanism documented. 0/4
- T14 No specific government spending transparency mechanism documented. 0/4
- T15 Ballotpedia survey lists "oversight of Artificial Intelligence" as one of the greatest challenges facing the U.S. over the next decade. 2.25/4
- T16 "We cannot arrest our way out of problems"; community-style policing instead of military involvement; diversion programs, mental health services, job training. 25-year police career adds weight to position. 3.13/4
- T17 Abolish ICE; "ICE operations have brutally ripped families apart"; clear pathways to citizenship. Backed by 5+ orgs. 3.13/4
- T18 Quality education access pillar; trade and technical skills emphasis. No specific transparency mechanism. 1.25/4
- T19 No specific electoral or democratic process transparency platform documented. 0/4
- T20 Signed U.S. Term Limits Pledge for constitutional amendment; explicit support for "six-year term limits on members of Congress representing the 13th District." 3.13/4
- T21 Atlanta Press Club debate participation; news-daily.com forum; multiple regional press appearances. 2.88/4
- T22 Default 2/4 baseline; pastor + 25-year police officer biography; no documented false claims. 2.25/4
- T23 No whistleblower protection platform documented. 0/4
- T24 No FOIA or open-records platform documented. 0/4
- T25 25-year police career and pastoral work match civic-service framing; Term Limits Pledge signed matches reform message; refusal of AIPAC/Israel donations matches platform. 3.13/4
E Efficiency
37.4%
Top positive drivers
- E4 25-year police service (14 years SWAT); pastoral work (Transformation Christian Church); Fauntleroy Institute leadership/ministry training; security/consulting practice including Super Bowl support. 3.13/4
- E7 Pastor + security firm + leadership consulting + multi-agency police career = cross-sector experience. 3.13/4
- E9 Founded Transformation Christian Church + Fauntleroy Institute + security firm operating Super Bowl events; Howard School of Divinity D.Min.; 25-year police career. 3.13/4
Top negative drivers
- E1 No proposals with built-in evaluation documented. 0/4
- E2 No documented evidence-based policymaking citations. 0/4
- E3 No government effectiveness evaluation mechanism documented. 0/4
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- E1 No proposals with built-in evaluation documented. 0/4
- E2 No documented evidence-based policymaking citations. 0/4
- E3 No government effectiveness evaluation mechanism documented. 0/4
- E4 25-year police service (14 years SWAT); pastoral work (Transformation Christian Church); Fauntleroy Institute leadership/ministry training; security/consulting practice including Super Bowl support. 3.13/4
- E5 Ballotpedia survey lists oversight of artificial intelligence as a top challenge. 2.25/4
- E6 ActBlue donate page and Mobilize hub active. No FEC committee surfacing through Q1 2026 reporting. 1.25/4
- E7 Pastor + security firm + leadership consulting + multi-agency police career = cross-sector experience. 3.13/4
- E8 Limited federal-policy depth; no implementation-feasibility analysis surfaced. 0/4
- E9 Founded Transformation Christian Church + Fauntleroy Institute + security firm operating Super Bowl events; Howard School of Divinity D.Min.; 25-year police career. 3.13/4
- E10 Signed U.S. Term Limits Pledge for constitutional amendment; explicit federal process reform commitment. 3.13/4
- E11 Universal healthcare; backed by 5+ orgs. 2.50/4
- E12 No specific housing supply efficiency mechanism documented. 0/4
- E13 "Environmental Injustice" framing as top challenge in Ballotpedia survey. 2.25/4
- E14 Abolish ICE; clear pathways to citizenship. Backed by 5+ orgs. 3.13/4
- E15 Quality education access; education and education alternatives such as trade skills and technical skills. 2.88/4
- E16 Community-style policing instead of military involvement; diversion programs; mental health services; job training. 25-year police career adds weight. 3.13/4
- E17 Trade skills and technical skills emphasis as workforce framework. 2.88/4
- E18 No specific spending efficiency mechanism documented. 0/4
- E19 No specific infrastructure delivery mechanism documented. 0/4
- E20 "End forever wars and genocide" campaign messaging; refusal of AIPAC and Israel-aligned donations; supports legislation to "recognize the genocide against Palestinians and stop arming Israel." 3.13/4
- E21 No specific government processing time targets documented. 0/4
- E22 No specific fiscal responsibility framework documented. 0/4
- E23 No specific GAO/IG audit citation documented. 0/4
- E24 No specific reform-of-failing-programs framework documented. 0/4
- E25 No specific federal agency oversight platform documented. 0/4
A Affordability
27.1%
Top positive drivers
- A3 Pastor and Fauntleroy Institute leadership/ministry training; J. Fauntleroy and Associates community work; 25-year police service. 3.13/4
- A11 Universal healthcare with explicit high-risk pregnancy and post-partum care expansion. Backed by 5+ orgs. 3.13/4
- A23 Pillars target poor and marginalized communities, immigrants, families forced to bear high-risk pregnancies. 3.13/4
Top negative drivers
- A2 No specific district economic data citations documented. 0/4
- A4 No antitrust position documented. 0/4
- A5 No specific household cost-impact analysis documented. 0/4
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- A1 "Economic stability in poor and marginalized communities" listed as a top decade-long challenge in Ballotpedia survey. 2.88/4
- A2 No specific district economic data citations documented. 0/4
- A3 Pastor and Fauntleroy Institute leadership/ministry training; J. Fauntleroy and Associates community work; 25-year police service. 3.13/4
- A4 No antitrust position documented. 0/4
- A5 No specific household cost-impact analysis documented. 0/4
- A6 No documented response to a specific cost spike event. 0/4
- A7 No specific source-and-destination redirection documented. 0/4
- A8 No corporate cost accountability mechanism documented. 0/4
- A9 Working family framing; "policies that support small businesses, attract new industries, and expand job opportunities." 2.25/4
- A10 Affordability spans healthcare, housing, and economic stability pillars. 2.88/4
- A11 Universal healthcare with explicit high-risk pregnancy and post-partum care expansion. Backed by 5+ orgs. 3.13/4
- A12 Affordable housing as top-tier campaign priority; no specific mechanism named. 1.25/4
- A13 Quality education access; trade skills and technical skills emphasis. No specific affordability mechanism. 2.25/4
- A14 No specific federal tax policy position documented. 0/4
- A15 No specific consumer protection mechanism documented. 0/4
- A16 No specific federal minimum-wage figure or PRO Act position documented. 0/4
- A17 No specific food or grocery position documented. 0/4
- A18 No specific utility or energy affordability mechanism documented. 0/4
- A19 No specific transportation affordability position documented. 0/4
- A20 Healthcare + housing + safe community + economic stability connected as broad framework. 2.25/4
- A21 25-year police career + pastoral work + Term Limits Pledge match civic-service and reform framing. 2.88/4
- A22 No documented protection of specific affordability programs. 0/4
- A23 Pillars target poor and marginalized communities, immigrants, families forced to bear high-risk pregnancies. 3.13/4
- A24 No documented broad-benefit affordability framework with multiple cost-area coverage. 0/4
- A25 No documented affordability org alignment beyond U.S. Term Limits. 0/4
Scored from publicly available information. Research in progress.
Published Platform
- Healthcare — Universal healthcare; coverage continuity after job loss; expanded high-risk pregnancy and post-partum care.
- Immigration — Abolish ICE; clear pathways to citizenship; opposition to ICE family separation operations.
- Public Safety — Community-style policing instead of military involvement; diversion programs, mental health services, job training. 25-year police officer (14 years SWAT) and federal investigator.
- Foreign Policy — "End forever wars and genocide"; refuses AIPAC and Israel-aligned donations; supports legislation to recognize the genocide against Palestinians and stop arming Israel.
- Government Reform — Signed U.S. Term Limits Pledge for constitutional amendment limiting House to 3 terms and Senate to 2; explicit support for six-year term limits for the GA-13 seat.
- AI / Technology — Federal oversight of artificial intelligence as a top decade-long challenge.
- Education — Quality education access; trade skills and technical skills emphasis.
Non-Incumbent · Public Record
Scored on publicly available information only — platform statements, prior office, news coverage. Same criteria as the Questionnaire pathway, without direct candidate input.
Scoring Summary
| Axis | Base | Pledge Bonus | Final |
|---|---|---|---|
| Transparency | 45.7% | — | 45.7% |
| Efficiency | 37.4% | — | 37.4% |
| Affordability | 27.1% | — | 27.1% |
| Overall TEA | Average of the three axes | 36.7% | |
Financial Breakdown
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