Devonta "Sully" Sullivan 

Strengthening Georgia’s Cybersecurity Infrastructure As a candidate for Georgia House District 59, I am committed to introducing comprehensive legislation to strengthen and modernize our state’s cybersecurity infrastructure because the threats we face today are no longer theoretical; they are already here. In early 2024, Fulton County the largest county in our state was hit by a devastating ransomware attack. This attack shut down court systems, disrupted tax offices, disable

As a candidate committed to transparency, public health, and environmental accountability, I support introducing the Protect Georgia’s Skies Act legislation to prohibit unauthorized atmospheric manipulation and restore public trust in our skies. In 2025, Florida enacted Senate Bill 56, which prohibits the intentional release or dispersion of chemicals into the atmosphere for the purpose of altering weather, climate, or sunlight intensity and makes violations a felony offense.

I am deeply honored and proud to receive the endorsement of VFAF. This endorsement represents a shared commitment to promoting a strong national defense, protecting the rights of our veterans and first responders, and upholding the core values of putting America first. Our mission is rooted in honoring the principles that have made our nation great freedom, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. Just as importantly, it is about ensuring that the voices of our veterans and fir

🗳️ Campaign Statement – District 59 Economic Revitalization District 59 deserves real solutions to address the persistent poverty impacting families, neighborhoods, and future generations. For too long, working families have faced rising costs, limited job opportunities, and barriers to economic mobility. As your candidate, I am committed to a practical, results-driven plan centered on economic empowerment and community investment. My approach focuses on three key priorities

There is nothing preventing the State of Georgia from doing more to stand with the men and women who protect our communities and it’s time we act on that responsibility. Today, Georgia provides the Public Safety Memorial Grant, which offers important support to the children of officers killed or permanently disabled in the line of duty. But that support does not go far enough to serve the families of our active and long-serving law enforcement officers. If elected, I will fig

For too long, Georgia’s tax system has told our seniors to wait. Under current law, meaningful retirement tax relief doesn’t begin until age 62 and full benefits not until 65. But the reality is, many hardworking Georgians retire earlier, often in their mid-50s, after decades of service, sacrifice, and contribution to our communities. That’s why I’m fighting to change it. I support modernizing Georgia’s retirement tax structure by lowering the eligibility age for relief start

I believe it’s time for Americans to take a closer look at the forces influencing our foreign policy and the decisions that lead us into prolonged conflicts. Organizations like AIPAC play a significant role in shaping political support, and it’s important that we hold our elected officials accountable for where their loyalties and priorities lie. At the same time, we cannot ignore ongoing global conflicts such as the war involving Ukraine, where U.S. taxpayer dollars continue

I was asked a Question about the gender disparity I believe this conversation should focus on fairness, respect, and true inclusion rather than division. If we want to reduce conflict around issues like transgender participation in sports and access to bathrooms, then we need to be willing to have honest and balanced discussions. From my perspective, fairness matters. We already have categories in sports men’s and women’s divisions based on physical differences. So one idea f

When you go to vote, don’t see me as a label see me as a brother. See me as a protector, a man of principle, and a man of God. Judge me not by assumptions or affiliations, but by my character, my values, and the way I stand for what is right. I am not defined by a political party—I am a conservative grounded in faith, principle, and truth. I am a man of God, guided by morals I will not compromise for approval or popularity. I stand firm in who I am: loving, kind, and genuine.

Unity isn’t about agreeing on everything. It’s about standing together on what matters most. But real unity doesn’t come from empty words it’s built on respect, honesty, and a shared purpose. That’s what I’m fighting for. As a candidate, I’m not here to promise perfection or pretend we’ll always see eye to eye. I’m here to bring people together around the values that truly matter integrity, accountability, and progress that serves everyone. Because in the end, words alone won

Some prominent Black leaders are elevated or supported by powerful (often white-led) institutions in ways that limit true independence, making it harder for grassroots, community-driven Black political power to grow. I’m not running to be a figurehead or a comfortable voice within the system. I’m running to build real, independent power for the people I serve power that isn’t controlled, filtered, or limited by anyone else. For too long, leadership has looked like representat

I want to be clear: I don’t control your life, and I don’t seek to. Every individual has the right to choose their own path. But my purpose my mission is bigger than one person. My goal is to push back against systems that attempt to control how people live, dictate lifestyles, and marginalize entire communities. For far too long, Black communities have been treated as afterthoughts used, studied, and discarded as if we are experiments instead of human beings. I refuse to acc

Public Safety Over Politics Atlanta Deserves Leadership That Puts Public Safety First The recent efforts by the Atlanta City Council to restrict and monitor federal immigration agents within our city are deeply concerning. At a time when coordination between local and federal agencies is essential to maintaining public safety, we are instead witnessing unnecessary political interference in law enforcement operations. Let me be clear: law enforcement at every level exists to p

I am a conservative firm in my values and unwavering in my beliefs. But my loyalty is not to political parties, corporations, or special interests. My loyalty is to principles. I do not support endless war. I am tired of watching the lives of our brothers and sisters brave young men and women be sacrificed with no clear purpose and no accountability. We were promised a future with fewer wars and fewer flag-draped coffins. Yet here we are again standing at the same crossroads.

Campaign Statement – Sully Sullivan for Georgia State House District 59 I am running for the Georgia State House because I believe our communities are strongest when they are built on faith, family, and truth. Our nation was founded on principles that recognized the importance of moral responsibility, personal liberty, and a deep reliance on God. Those principles shaped the character of our country and guided generations toward freedom, justice, and opportunity. Today, many p

Malcolm X once warned that a divided people are easily controlled, but a united people cannot be pushed back one by one. There is truth in that. Division weakens any nation. But unity, properly understood, is not built on resentment it is built on shared values. Oppression does not only come from force. It can come from dependency, from cultural decay, from the erosion of faith, family, and freedom. It thrives when communities are separated not just by race or class, but by i

The prisons in the State of Georgia have long faced serious concerns regarding inmate safety, civil rights violations, poor living conditions, and severe understaffing. Numerous reports and research studies have documented that Georgia’s correctional facilities are at high risk for violence, neglect, and constitutional rights violations. These issues reflect a systemic failure in leadership, oversight, and accountability across the state’s correctional system. Similar concern

February 9, 2026, was a powerful reminder of what Black History Month truly represents legacy, resilience, leadership, and impact. As a member of the Georgia Black Republican Council, serving as a Legislative Liaison and committee member, I am incredibly proud to have been part of the work that led to the official proclamation issued by Governor Brian Kemp and Lt. Governor Burt Jones. This recognition is more than a document it reflects the continued commitment to civic eng

Febuary 4, 2026 was a powerful reminder of the rich culture, deep history, and lasting contributions of the Hispanic community to our nation. From vibrant traditions to inspiring stories of leadership and resilience, it was an honor to stand alongside so many who continue to shape our communities for the better. Grateful for the opportunity to celebrate unity, heritage, and the strength found in diversity. 🇺🇸✨ #HispanicHeritageMonth #CelebratingCulture #StrongerTogether