ATLANTA — Democratic voters in Georgia’s 7th Congressional District will have a primary decision to make between two incumbent U.S. House members and a member of the state House, all of whom say they are the better candidate to serve the people of a diversifying metro Atlanta seat.
U.S. Rep. Carolyn Bourdeaux currently represents most of the voters who live in what will become the redrawn 7th District. And she has spent the past several years campaigning in the area, learning the needs of its residents and now, she says, working in Congress on their behalf.
“I have fought very hard for this district over and over again and for this community, which I deeply love and am very invested in,” she said.
