Kevin Johnson joins members of the Parkview Civic Club to clean up DeKalb Memorial Park. (11/14/09)

Kevin Johnson releases a Thank You Letter to supporters. Read the letter. (11/11/09)

Kevin Johnson attends a fundraiser for Governor Roy Barnes. (11/08/09)

Kevin Johnson attends a book signing for the legendary Coach Buckey Godfrey of Southwest DeKalb High. (11/07/09)

Kevin Johnson attends the Cabbagetown Chomp and Stomp. (11/07/09)

Kevin Johnson attends the American Jewish Committee Thanksgiving Luncheon Celebrating Diversity. (11/06/09)

Kevin Johnson attends a rally for charter school at the Georgia Capitol. (11/06/09)

Kevin Johnson wins 19.1% of the vote and narrowly misses the runoff. (11/03/09)

Kevin Johnson goes to Second Mount Vernon Baptist Church. (11/01/09)

Kevin Johnson and his wife attend EAV-O-Ween. (10/31/09)

Kevin Johnson attends Aqua Vino, the Georgia Aquarium's Annual Fundraiser. (10/29/09)

Kevin Johnson attends a candidate forum in Kirkwood hosted by the Young Politicos. (10/28/09)

Kevin Johnson celebrates 100 days in a row of knocking on doors and meeting voters. Along with 100 other community leaders and hosts, Kevin celebrated at The Glenwood in East Atlanta. (10/27/09)

Kevin Johnson attends the Friends of the East Atlanta Library Annual Meeting. (10/26/09)

Kevin Johnson goes to First Mount Pleasant Baptist Church. (10/25/09)

Kevin Johnson attends Morehouse College's homecoming festivities. (10/24/09)

Kevin Johnson speaks to young men at McNair High School. (10/23/09)

Kevin Johnson attends the DeKalb County House and Senate Public Hearing where residents inform legislators of what they want done in the forthcoming session. (Kevin Johnson was the only candidate present). (10/22/09)

Kevin Johnson is received well at the Organized Neighbors of Edgewood Community Meeting. (10/19/09)

Kevin Johnson and the campaign raise $5,000 over the weekend during a 72-hour challenge to supporters. (10/19/09)

Kevin Johnson attends Antioch East Baptist Church. (10/18/09)

Kevin Johnson addresses business owners at the South East Atlanta Business Association (SEABA) Meeting. (10/15/09)

Kevin Johnson addresses members of the Gresham Park Community Association. (10/15/09)

Kevin Johnson attends a New Leaders Council meeting at Manuel's Tavern. (10/14/09)

Kevin Johnson attends a Candidate Meet & Greet at The Preserve. (10/14/09)

Kevin Johnson campaign attends the Stella Restaurant Dine Out Event benefiting the Atlanta Charter Middle School. (10/13/09)

Kevin Johnson is received well at the Parkview Civic Club Meeting. (10/12/09)

Kevin Johnson receives a warm reception again from South Atlantans for Neighborhood Development (SAND) (10/08/09)

Kevin Johnson is received well at the Eastland-Skyhaven Community Meeting. (10/08/09)

Kevin Johnson attends Antioch East Baptist Church. (10/4/09)

Kevin Johnson attends Hotoberfest in Glenwood Park. (10/03/09)

Kevin Johnson attends "Crime Prevention", a Town Hall Meeting for DeKalb County District 3 hosted by Commissioner Larry Johnson. (10/01/09)

Kevin Johnson attends a meeting at the South DeKalb Police Precinct with residents to discuss how to reduce crime. (9/28/09)

Kevin Johnson and his candidacy featured on CNN and HLN, standing up for consumers and the communities of East Atlanta. (9/28/09)

Kevin Johnson attends a Meet & Greet/Fundraiser in Eastland Heights. (9/27/09)

Kevin Johnson addresses St. Timothy's Episcopal Church at their 110th Anniversary Celebration. (9/27/09)

Kevin Johnson attends St. Paul's Episcopal Church's annual picnic in Grant Park. (9/27/09)

Kevin Johnson attends the DeKalb Legislative Community Cabinet & Breakfast Meeting. (9/26/09)

Kevin Johnson addresses the Eastside Walk Community at their Annual Pool Closing Party. (9/25/09)

Kevin Johnson attends the Atlanta Regional Commission board meeting. (9/23/09)

Kevin Johnson attends the "Women for Kevin Johnson Meet & Greet" hosted by his wife, Deidre. (9/20/09)

Kevin Johnson attends Israel Missionary Baptist Church. (9/20/09)

Kevin Johnson attends the Charleston Pointe Community Cookout. (9/19/09)

Kevin Johnson attends The East Atlanta Strut and participates in the parade. (9/19/09)

Kevin Johnson attends a rally against gun violence at the State Capitol. (9/18/09)

Kevin Johnson hosts a Meet & Greet at Joe's East Atlanta Coffee Shop in the East Atlanta Village. (9/16/09)

Kevin Johnson attends Bethel Baptist Church. (9/16/09)

Kevin Johnson's wife, Deidre, will hold a fundraiser and meet & greet at a community residence in district 58. To show solidarity and support, women who live in district 58 as well as women of influence will gather to express their concerns and to hear Kevin's vision for the state and their community.

Who:	Women for Kevin Johnson
What:	Fundraiser/Meet & Greet
When:	Sunday, September 20, 2009, 4:00 P.M.
Where:	Community Residence

Fellow Atlantans,

I have lived in many places around this country, but nowhere else has felt like home more than Georgia. Nowhere else have I felt that I could maximize the full potential of the American Dream. Nowhere else have I witnessed a renewing spirit and strong commitment to the idea of community, a place where everyone--whatever color, creed, or culture--is welcome.

However, as we face difficult and unprecedented financial times, I am concerned that much of the progress we have made as a state, city, and community is at risk of being lost; that the Atlanta Dream, as it were, will slip from the hands of thousands.

In fact, it is already happening. As a result of severe budget cuts made to survive the financial crisis, our community suffers. Foreclosures are at record highs. Crime is skyrocketing. Funding for our schools is being cut. Unemployment is in the double digits. Worst of all, people are losing hope for a brighter tomorrow.

As your representative, I will respond to the call of leadership in tumultuous times and carry on the baton of progress for this community. I will...

Friends, as a native Atlantan, I share a passion for and dedication to making Atlanta the best city it can be. Having spent almost my entire life in Atlanta, I have watched with my own eyes the tremendous growth and progress of my beloved birthplace.

However, I know that more can be done and that more must be done. I strongly believe that while the challenges of this city are so great and seemingly insurmountable, collectively we can make a difference for the better.

Therefore, I support wholeheartedly my husband's desire to serve District 58 in the General Assembly. Not only do I support his efforts and goals, but I also commit myself to improving a community that has extraordinary potential.