MEET SEN. HALPERN

It is my honor to represent you in the Georgia State Senate.

With a background that includes business and community service, I have seen firsthand the impact of bad public policy. Time and time again, I have found myself putting in the work around issues of access, equity and opportunity.

As your State Senator, I care deeply about making sure that everyone in my district and across the state of Georgia can have a better life.

Better education. Better healthcare access. Better economic opportunities.

In Georgia - a place with so much to offer and a history of setting powerful examples for the rest of the country - we can and must do better.

I am committed to finding real solutions to the problems we face. Thank you for trusting me to be your voice under the Gold Dome.

Senator Sonya Halpern
Georgia Senate District 39

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This bill would make DA races nonpartisan in just 5 counties, all of which currently have Black female DAs. The impact of these changes are us, and this is happening right under our noses! Stay informed, Georgia!

Check out this full interview on @rolandsmartin YouTube page!

#SonyaOnYourSide #IVotedNO #Sonya4GA

Join us for a powerful celebration of faith, culture, and legacy at Gospel Music Day at the Georgia State Capitol on April 2, 2026 at 11:30 AM.

Hosted by Senator Sonya Halpern and Commissioner Gene Andrews, this special event will honor legendary voices and leaders who have made a lasting impact on gospel music and our communities, including Dr. Teresa Hairston Jackson, Evangelist Dorothy Norwood, Ms. Christine Giles, Ms. Ann Nesby, and Demmette Guidry.

This gathering will feature special recognitions and a moment to reflect on the enduring influence of gospel music in Georgia and beyond. We invite you to attend, celebrate, and be part of this uplifting experience at the Capitol.

Please join us-RSVP at the link in bio or here:
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People across Georgia are feeling the pressure right now—and I hear you. Families aren’t asking for special treatment, they’re asking a simple question: why is it so hard to get ahead?

I see the challenges you’re facing every day—from rising costs to stagnant wages—and I want you to know your concerns are valid!

I hear you, I see you, and I will keep fighting for real solutions that make life more affordable and create pathways forward for every Georgian.

#SonyaSays #SonyaOnYourSide #Sonya4GA

Was so honored to recognize State Restaurant Day at the Georgia Capitol—celebrating the chefs, owners, and hospitality professionals who keep Georgia’s economy strong and our communities connected.

Our restaurants are more than places to dine—they are pillars of culture, creativity, and opportunity across our state.

I’m proud to stand alongside those who continue to pour into this industry with passion and resilience. Your impact is felt far beyond the table.

#GARestaurantDay #SupportLocal #UnderTheGoldDome #GeorgiaEats #SonyaSays

Showing up, listening, and delivering—that’s what public service is all about.

At our town hall, I had the opportunity to connect directly with the people I’m proud to serve across Georgia. Your voices, your concerns, and your ideas continue to shape the work I do every single day under the Gold Dome.

My commitment remains clear: to advocate for policies that strengthen our communities, invest in our future, and ensure every resident feels seen, heard, and represented. This is more than a role—it’s a responsibility I carry with purpose and pride.

Together, we’re building a stronger district and a stronger Georgia.

#SonyaHalpern #TownHall #ForThePeople #Sonya4Ga #CommunityFirst

We are so excited to honor these amazing women tomorrow at my Salute to Sisterhood event!

Join me for the 2026 Sister Circle Soirée — an evening of connection, conversation, and celebration of the strength and leadership of women in our community.

This special gathering will bring together changemakers, professionals, and community leaders for meaningful dialogue and sisterhood in a welcoming and inspiring space.

📍ADDRESS PROVIDED UPON RSVP
📅 March 24, 2026
⏰ 6:00 – 8:00 PM

✨ RSVPs are filling quickly and will be closing soon. RSVP IS REQUIRED. Link in bio.
Be sure to scan the QR code and reserve your spot today.

We look forward to seeing you there 💕

I always enjoy welcoming young leaders like the Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts to the Georgia State Capitol. As a member of the Georgia State Senate, it’s important to me to create space for youth voices—hearing their questions, ideas, and perspectives is always a highlight of my day. Investing in the next generation starts with moments like these. ✔️

#Sonya4ga #SonyaSays #GirlScouts #BoyScouts

Global conversations, local impact 🌍

I had the pleasure of welcoming the Upper Austrian Parliamentary Delegation to the Georgia State Capitol recently. It was a meaningful opportunity to share insights on the relationship between federal and state government, our legislative session, and key budget priorities.

These exchanges strengthen collaboration and help us learn from one another as we work toward progress that reaches beyond borders..

#SonyaOnYourSide #Sonya4Ga #SonyaSays

Proud mom moment! 💙

My sweet daughter, Sloane and her partner, brought home 1st place in Audio Production in her grade group at the statewide Georgia Student Technology Competition—and I couldn’t be more proud.

Watching her creativity, discipline, and confidence shine reminds me why we work so hard to invest in education and opportunity for every child across Georgia. The future is bright, and she’s just getting started. 💕

#ProudMom #Sloane #STEM #StudentSuccess #GeorgiaTechFair

Truly honored to serve as the keynote speaker for the Atlanta Commission on Women’s History Month meeting at City Hall. To stand before nearly 300 women and community leaders from across our city, reflecting on the power, progress, and impact of women in leadership, was an incredibly meaningful moment. Receiving an honor from the commission made it all even more special.

Thank you to Councilmember Andrea Boone and the City of Atlanta for hosting such a meaningful gathering, and to Mayor Andre Dickens for bringing greetings and continuing to support spaces that uplift women’s voices and leadership.

Moments like these remind us that when women lead, communities thrive. Happy Women’s History Month! ✨💐

#Sonya4Ga #SonyaSays #Sonya #district39

Tonight, the Atlanta Commission on Women is bringing the community together for an important conversation about the issues impacting women across our city. This morning, I had the opportunity to speak with @11alive News about why this moment matters and why gatherings like this are so important. ✨

As a proud member of the Georgia State Senate, I believe our policies and our progress must reflect the real experiences of women and families in our communities. From healthcare and employment to affordable housing and more, tonight’s town hall is about listening, sharing solutions, and making sure every voice is heard. ✔️

I’m grateful to join this conversation during Women’s History Month and to stand alongside leaders and community members who are committed to empowering women of all ages across Atlanta.

#WomensHistoryMonth #Atlanta #TownHall #WomenInLeadership #AtlantaCommunity

Join us for a Georgia State Senate Town Hall and Q&A on Tuesday, March 17 at 5:30 PM at the C.T. Martin Recreation Center. I’m looking forward to joining my colleagues and hearing directly from the community about the issues that matter most. Hope to see you there!

Crossover Day is one of the most important days of the legislative session, and now it’s time to talk about what happens next.

Please join us for a Post-Crossover Day Town Hall to hear updates from the Capitol and learn about key legislation that is moving forward and discuss the ones that didn’t.

Date: Wednesday, March 11, 2026
Time: 7:00-8:30 PM
Location: 1411 N Morningside Dr NE

We hope to see you there!

We stand in firm opposition to HB 942.

No other major airport in this country pays property taxes like this — not one. When we alter the cost structure of an airport of this magnitude, the consequences extend far beyond Atlanta. They impact workers, travelers, small businesses, and Georgia’s global competitiveness.

We must protect the economic engine that fuels our state, not weaken it.

#StopHB942 #SmallBusiness #GeorgiaEconomy #SonyaHalpern #Sonya4GA

I am proud to stand with community leaders and small business owners to speak out against House Bill 942.

Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport is a critical economic engine for our region, supporting thousands of jobs and small businesses that rely on the opportunities it creates. Proposals like HB 942 threaten that stability and the economic pathways so many Georgians depend on.

NO OTHER MAJOR AIRPORT IN THIS COUNTRY PAYS PROPERTY TAX. Protecting our airport means protecting our workers, entrepreneurs, and the future of Georgia’s economy.

#StopHB942 #ProtectSmallBusiness #GeorgiaEconomy

ITS OFFICIAL!!! ✔️

& I’M EXCITED

#SonyaSays #Sonya4ga

My bill, SB 532, has officially passed the Senate Judiciary Committee and now heads to the Rules Committee before moving to the Senate floor.

This legislation strengthens and clarifies court procedures, particularly in cases where a defendant has not formally responded. SB 532 ensures notice requirements are applied appropriately while reinforcing the courts’ ability to keep cases moving efficiently.

By closing gaps in default judgment procedures, SB 532 promotes fairness, consistency, and greater reliability in Georgia’s judicial system. Onward to the next step.

Great word at Ebenezer Baptist this morning with Senator Pastor Warnock and the Georgia Legislative Black Caucus!

As February comes to a close, I’m grateful for the generations who insisted our history be told — and for the chance each of us has to keep adding to it.

From supporting Georgia’s top industries to investing in young leaders, this work is another reminder that progress happens when we stay focused on expanding access, creating opportunity, and building better days ahead for every community!

#SonyaSays #SonyaOnYourSide #BigProblemsDontScareMe #GeorgiaSenator #UnderTheGoldDome

Yesterday I took the well to honor the 105th Anniversary of the Harlem Renaissance, not just a cultural moment, a declaration. In a time defined by exclusion and silence, Black artists, intellectuals, and organizers chose creation as resistance and a tool for nation-building. That legacy didn’t end in Harlem. It lives on today in Georgia.

Our creative economy is more than expression; it is infrastructure. It generates jobs, builds communities, and creates pathways for the next generation of artists and entrepreneurs. From Harlem to Georgia, Black creativity has always been transformative, and it continues to lead us forward.

It is truly my honor to serve you under the Gold Dome.

As your Georgia State Senator, I don’t take this responsibility lightly. I care deeply about making sure every person in our district — and across Georgia — has the chance at a better life.

Better education.
Better healthcare access.
Better economic opportunity.

Georgia has always set powerful examples for the nation. We can — and we must — do better. And I’m committed to finding real solutions that move us forward together.

#Georgia #StateSenate #PublicService #AccessAndOpportunity #UnderTheGoldDome

A year later, I still stand on these words.

Delivering the 2025 regional response to the State of the Union was a moment to speak plainly about what families were (and still are!) experiencing in real time — bringing Georgia’s perspective to a national conversation.

I’ll always use my voice to speak with clarity and conviction about the real impact policy has on people’s lives.

Today, as we honor the life of Ahmaud Arbery, we are reminded that justice must be more than words. Ahmaud’s life mattered. And honoring his legacy means building a Georgia where equality is not optional — it is guaranteed.

That’s why I introduced SB 320, the Georgia Civil Rights Act. This legislation establishes comprehensive, state-level protections against discrimination in housing, public accommodations, and employment — protecting Georgians from discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, age, disability, or national origin. It also takes meaningful steps to address racial profiling in our state.

#AhmaudArbery #GeorgiaCivilRightsAct #SB320 #EqualProtection #JusticeInGeorgia

Opened our home Sunday afternoon to Governor Gavin Newsom, bringing together a few thoughtful leaders across business and politics for good conversation and even better company.

At a moment when so many Democrats are looking for steady leadership, Governor Newsom has been on the leading edge of pushing back against federal overreach and defending the values of fairness, economic opportunity, and democratic norms.

Grateful for the dialogue, the energy and the shared sense that the work continues.

Changemakers in action. ✨

Honored to stand alongside nearly 200 dynamic women of The Links, Incorporated for Georgia Links Day at the Capitol. Engaging in powerful policy conversations under the Gold Dome was a reminder that service and advocacy go hand in hand.

We got to discuss housing insecurity, healthcare access, and food insecurity, and one message was clear: real change happens when we show up — informed, engaged, and ready to act. I am always proud to join my legislative colleagues in encouraging greater civic participation, especially among our young people.

“Linking Vision to Action” isn’t just a theme. It’s a call.

#GeorgiaLinksDay #Changemakers #LinkingVisionToAction #CivicEngagement

When leaders come together with purpose, we strengthen our institutions and expand pathways for the next generation. Grateful for Emory’s Interim President Leah Ward Sears and her continued commitment to excellence and impact.

#GeorgiaLeadership #HigherEducation #EmoryUniversity #PublicService #ForwardTogether

Rev. Jesse Jackson was a visionary advocate whose career spanned civil rights activism, presidential politics, and global human rights. Working alongside Dr. King, he became one of the most recognizable voices for justice in modern America, helping to carry the Civil Rights Movement from the streets into the halls of power.

Through the Rainbow PUSH Coalition, he institutionalized advocacy for economic inclusion, voting rights, and political participation. His 1984 and 1988 presidential campaigns were watershed moments in American history, building broad coalitions and demonstrating that leadership at the highest levels of government should reflect the diversity of the American people.

Rev. Jackson also understood the indispensable role of women in leadership and consistently worked to elevate women within the movement and in public life. He partnered with women organizers, supported women candidates, and helped create political space that made it possible for legislators like me to serve under the Gold Dome today. His commitment to inclusion was not rhetorical — it was structural.

His legacy is one of expanding opportunity and insisting that democracy must be both representative and just. We honor Rev. Jesse Jackson by continuing to open doors, broaden participation, and strengthen the institutions that safeguard equality for all.

When it comes to taxpayer dollars, fast talk and rushed decisions aren’t leadership — accountability is.

I’m standing firm because Georgians deserve transparency, thoughtful debate, and responsible stewardship of every dollar they earn. We can’t afford shortcuts when it comes to our communities.

#SonyaSays #SonyaOnYourSide #BigProblemsDontScareMe #GeorgiaSenator #SB476

Strategy is where vision meets action. Senate Democrat strategy meetings are intentional spaces where we align priorities, assess the needs of Georgians, and map out legislation that reflects the voices of our communities! It’s where collaboration happens, where tough conversations are welcomed, and where we hold ourselves accountable to lead with purpose and clarity.

Our commitment doesn’t stop when the cameras are off. We continue to listen, engage, and learn from the people we serve—because effective policy begins with understanding real lived experiences. The work requires dedication, unity, and an unwavering focus on equity and opportunity for all. And we remain steadfast in that responsibility every single day. ✔️

#SonyaSays #SonyaOnYourSide #BigProblemsDontScareMe #AtlantaSenator #Meetings

Spending time listening to these kids and hearing their voices was such a joy and an honor.

Educating our youth is one of the most powerful investments we can make. The leaders of tomorrow are already in this room, watching, learning, and absorbing what leadership looks like. It’s our responsibility to lead with integrity, purpose, and example—because they’re paying attention.

#Education #SonyaSays #SonyaOnYourSide #BigProblemsDontScareMe #AtlantaSenator

As we honor Black History Month, it’s only right that we continue the fight for fairness and equal treatment under the law.

Georgia remains one of only three states — alongside Alabama and Mississippi — without a comprehensive civil rights law that protects people from discrimination. That gap matters, and it’s long overdue to be addressed.

That’s why I’m proud to be a co-sponsor of the State Civil Rights Act of 2025 — legislation that would finally establish clear, statewide protections and show that Georgia protects Georgians.

Honoring Black history means more than reflection. It means action. It means ensuring our laws reflect the values of justice, dignity, and equity for all.

Thank you to @11alive for having me on and helping elevate this important conversation!

#BlackHistoryMonth #CivilRights #StateCivilRightsAct #GeorgiaLegislature #EquityUnderTheLaw

✨ Black history isn’t just the stories we remember — it’s the progress we choose to make. ✨

Real impact doesn’t come from being the loudest voice in the room — it comes from the courage to stand up, speak out, and refuse to be silent in the face of inequity. That belief guides everything I do as your State Senator — from expanding access to quality education and healthcare, to strengthening opportunities that uplift our communities and honoring institutions like our HBCUs that have long been engines of excellence and economic growth in Georgia.

This Black History Month, I honor the legacy of those who came before us by continuing the work they began — making Georgia a more just, equitable, and inclusive place for every generation to thrive. ✊🏾🤎

Access to quality, affordable healthcare remains one of the most important issues facing families across Georgia. Members of the Democratic caucus continue to advocate for Medicaid expansion, recognizing the impact it would have on working families, rural hospitals, and communities across our state.

While these conversations are ongoing, it’s important to note that we’re simply not hearing much discussion around expansion from colleagues across the aisle. That’s why continued dialogue, public engagement, and thoughtful policymaking remain so critical.

Thank you to @wabeatl for the opportunity to discuss this important topic. Let’s keep the conversation moving forward!

#SonyaHalpern #GeorgiaHealthcare #MedicaidExpansion #HealthEquity

For 26 years, I’ve proudly called Georgia’s 39th District home. From the moment I moved here, I committed myself to serving the community I chose to raise my family in and invest my heart in.

I was raised by parents who believed deeply in education, service, and opportunity—both proud HBCU graduates of Tougaloo College. Watching my mother support people with disabilities and my father build a 30+ year career after serving in the U.S. Air Force taught me early that equity and access matter.

My own path hasn’t always been easy. I graduated with my MBA during a recession, took temp jobs, and even lived at my local YWCA while finding my footing. That experience shaped me. It showed me how powerful strong communities are—and how life-changing support systems can be when people need them most.

Professionally, my journey took me from New York to Atlanta, from ESPN to Cox Enterprises. Along the way, I built a career, married my husband Daniel, and became a mom to three incredible children. Through more than two decades of community service, I’ve worked with organizations like the National Center for Civil and Human Rights, the Andrew J. Young Foundation, the YMCA of Metro Atlanta, and the National Black Arts Festival.

I’ve also seen firsthand the challenges facing the 39th District—strained public schools, rising healthcare costs, lack of affordable housing, and the urgent need for criminal justice reform. These issues can’t be solved by service alone. They require leadership.

I believe deeply in equity, access, and opportunity—and I’m fighting to make sure every family has a fair shot at building a good life. With me on your side, I’ll continue working to create a stronger, more just future for our district.

#SonyaSays #SonyaOnYourSide #BigProblemsDontScareMe #AtlantaSenator #GADistrict39

Clarity matters. Due process matters. Truth matters.

Today I spoke on SR 605—because protecting the rights of all Georgians means ensuring transparency and accountability before it’s too late. I look forward to passing this resolution tomorrow.

#Leadership #SonyaSays #SonyaOnYourSide #BigProblemsDontScareMe #AtlantaSenator

Join me on 28 January as we gather together to affirm that Georgia Recovers in Communities

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#GARecovers #ARAD2026 #TheSouthRecovers

The 2026 Legislative Session has begun.

Honored to start my sixth session serving you in the Georgia State Senate.

Follow along…. #SonyaOnYourSide #BigProblemsDontScareMe #AtlantaSenator

New year. New day.

May 2026 bring steadiness where there’s been strain, light where there’s been uncertainty, and progress shaped by empathy and deeper understanding.

Wishing you and your loved ones peace, health, and better days ahead.

Christmas invites us to slow down, hold one another a little closer, and remember what truly matters.

I’m wishing families across Georgia a day filled with love, rest, and gratitude—and a season rooted in kindness and hope.

Merry Christmas!

Over the past several months, the Senate Study Committee on Making Georgia the #1 State for Tourism traveled from Gainesville to Savannah, Valdosta, and Fayetteville — listening to the people who power one of Georgia’s most important industries.

What we heard was clear: tourism drives jobs, economic mobility, and community growth.

I’m fortunate to represent a district rooted in hospitality and to bring my own perspective as a business owner in the industry to this work. The conversations we had with hoteliers, farmers, arts leaders, park rangers, sports and entertainment executives, convention center teams, destination marketers, and local officials will help shape how we grow this vital sector.

Our final report is complete and it’s just the beginning. The opportunities ahead for Georgia tourism are enormous, and our work continues.

Happy Thanksgiving! May the blessings of this season of gratitude surround you and those you love.

Friendly reminder that we have a number of important runoff elections here in Fulton County. Early voting ends tomorrow at 6pm and election day is December 2nd. Please go to
fultoncountyga.gov to see early vote locations and then get back out and vote!

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Little behind-the-scenes peek from today’s taping of “On the Record”. Always grateful for the chance to dive into the issues that matter to metro Atlanta. The full conversation airs Sunday — stay tuned!

At the Georgia Hospital Association’s Government Relations Conference, I joined a women’s legislative panel focused on one of Georgia’s biggest challenges: healthcare access.

We often picture access as a geography problem. How far someone has to drive for care. But just as important are issues of affordability, availability, and trust. A hospital or clinic can exist on a map and still be out of reach. And in too many parts of Georgia, hospital closures have made that reality even harder, widening the gaps for families who already had limited options.

That’s exactly why strengthening Georgia’s healthcare workforce is so critical. Our nurses, doctors, techs, therapists, and caregivers are the backbone of care in every community. When we invest in people, we strengthen the entire system.

Thank you to GHA for bringing these conversations forward.

Touring the Savannah Port with my Senate Dem colleagues was nothing short of impressive. The sweeping cranes, the steady movement of containers, and the parade of trucks moving product made it abundantly clear just how much commerce flows through our state — and how firmly Georgia sits at the center of the nation’s port economy.

*3rd busiest container port facility in the country

* Largest single container facility in world

*Top-ranked port (Brunswick)in the nation for total roll on/roll trade

Lots to boast about. But none of this happened by accident. Decades ago, our port wasn’t what it is today. Leaders had the courage to imagine what could be and made long-term investments that are now paying off for every corner of Georgia.

How we build on this momentum will shape Georgia’s next chapter.

Economic mobility grows when access and opportunity are within reach.

At the Visa × AACUC Economic Empowerment Summit, small-business owners, community lenders, and partners came together to talk about what families and entrepreneurs need to build real stability.

And here’s the truth: Georgia’s prosperity depends on the participation of all its people. When small businesses succeed, families stabilize and neighborhoods strengthen. The entire state benefits.

Thank you to AACUC and Visa for bringing this community together. The connections made in that room will keep the work moving long after the summit.

Scenes from an unforgettable morning with our City of South Fulton veterans.

What started as our “Daughters of Veterans” event has become the 3rd Annual Veterans Appreciation Brunch — hosted by Councilwomen Linda Pritchett, Catherine Rowell, and me — now joined by our newly formed Veterans Advisory Committee.

Each year, this brunch reminds us what service, sacrifice, and strength truly look like. From Army to Air Force, Navy to Marines, Coast Guard to Space Force, we came together to honor those who have worn our nation’s uniform with courage and grace.

In addition to recognizing our award honorees, we had the privilege of hearing our keynote speaker, Vietnam veteran Lt. Colonel Kenneth Gerald Baskett, whose message challenged us to carry forward the same discipline, integrity, and commitment to purpose that defined our veterans.

Grateful for all who serve — and for a community that never forgets to say thank you.

#VeteransDay #ThankYouForYourService #SouthFulton #CommunityStrong #Leadership #Service

Today I voted for lower power bills (Alicia Johnson and Peter Hubbard). The Public Service Commission race has received a lot of attention, rightly so, as its members determine our utility rates.

I was also happy to cast my vote for the following candidates in these citywide Atlanta municipal races:
Andre Dickens - mayor
Marci Overstreet - council pres
Michael Julian Bond - at large council

(Uncontested)
Matt Westmoreland - at large council
Eshe Collins - at large council

Polls in Atlanta are open until 8:00 p.m. tonight. As always, make sure to check your voter registration at mvp.sos.ga.gov and your polling location before you head out. And bring your ID!

Got to tour the new Brookhaven City Centre today with Councilwoman Simmons, the first mass timber municipal building in Georgia. It’s a glimpse of what sustainable building can look like. Crafted from timber, this structure blends innovation and beautiful design while naturally storing carbon.

Georgia leads the nation in working forests and timber production, and efforts are already underway across the state — from new research programs to the Georgia Mass Timber Accelerator — to expand the use of this renewable resource in construction right here at home.

If Brookhaven City Centre is any indication of what’s ahead for mass timber, the future of sustainable design in Georgia is looking beautiful.

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