Michelle KangMichelle Kang

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Michelle Kang is one of the competitive targets YALLvote has identified in the Georgia State House, which is currently 99R-80D. Click here to donate to Michelle Kang.

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Primary: May 19, 2026

“The foundation of my campaign is ensuring access, opportunity, respect, and representation for all people, regardless of background, sexual orientation, gender identity, or other characteristics. Diversity strengthens our community and our state, and Georgians deserve leaders who will actively fight for their rights. For our lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender friends and neighbors, I am committed to listening, advocating, and advancing policies that protect LGBTQIA+ individuals and ensure they can live safely, openly, and with dignity—both in my district and across Georgia.”

Michelle Kang is a first-generation Korean American immigrant, mother of three daughters, and longtime Gwinnett resident who has called Georgia home for over thirty years. She launched and managed small businesses across Georgia and built a career serving her community as a civic leader and advocate. She is running for Georgia House District 99, bringing experience from serving on local boards and committees, supporting immigrant families through the Asian American Resource Center, and organizing across Gwinnett to expand opportunity, safety, and belonging for everyone. In 2024, she ran the closest race in the entire state, coming within just 621 votes of flipping this seat.

Working Families Party

While the Working Families Party questionnaire does not explicitly ask about AIPAC, it does screen candidates who have pledged not to take any corporate or special interest dollars. We have not been able to independently verify this candidate's position on militarism or war lobbies.