Stacey Abrams has had a long and storied political career—and it’s not over yet.
Having previously served as minority leader of Georgia’s House of Representatives, she’s best known for her work in voting-rights activism in a state that has battled voter suppression for years, and for helping to turn Georgia blue in 2020. She lost two gubernatorial runs against Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp and currently holds no office. But she’s not letting that slow her down.
