For easy reference, I am providing a complete compilation of the candidate websites, Facebook pages, LinkedIn profiles, etc. I will eventually provide links to news stories about the candidates. The Milton Coalition Blog is the only online site in Milton that provides a full compendium of candidate information for easy voter access . . . one-stop shopping for candidate information. (Unlike other pages and posts at this blog, I am providing this information without commentary about the candidates.) I will update this page as I gather more candidate information, so please check back periodically.
Provided after the candidate information is election information: days and times; locations; and other useful information.
Campaign Finance Reports.
Following is a link where readers can find mandatory campaign finance reports submitted by candidates. These are interesting to read. They provide names and contribution amounts for donors that contribute at least $100. They show money each candidate has in the bank, as well as identifying and quantifying the sources and uses of funds.
Campaign Finance Reports For All Elected Officials and Candidates
Candidate Information.
I begin with District 3 because this is the only competitive race in 2025, pitting challenger Isiah “Ike” Yancy against incumbent Jan Jacobus:
District 3: Ike Yancy challenging Jan Jacobus
Ike Yancy:
Yancy Nextdoor Profile and Posts (Included because candidate has been especially active politically on NextDoor)
Jan Jacobus:
Jacobus Campaign Facebook Page
Jacobus City of Milton Government Profile
Mayoral Candidates: Peyton Jamison (running unopposed):
Jamison Campaign Website (currently not operational)
Jamison Campaign Facebook Page
Jamison Campaign Instagram Page
Jamison 2021 Patch Candidate Profile
Jamison City of Milton Government Profile
District 1 Candidates: Brian Dolan (running unopposed):
Andrea Verhoff opted not to run for re-election. Brian Dolan is running unopposed.
District 2 Candidates: Juliette Johnson (running unopposed):
Johnson Website (currently not operational)
Johnson 2021 Patch Candidate Profile
Johnson City of Milton Government Profile
Candidate News Stories
Here I will post candidate news stories, debate videos, etc.
Five Candidates Running For Council (Milton Herald)
Elections Information: Dates, Hours, Locations
Municipal Early Voting. Milton will not be running this year’s municipal elections. Instead Fulton County will be running Milton’s municipal elections. This means voters will have their choice of 3 dozen early voting locations, including at the Alpharetta Library. Milton’s early voting location will be the Milton Library and the Community Center at Milton Park and Preserve (and NOT at Milton City Hall). Early voting will occur October 14 – 31.
Key Dates. Below are other important dates in the election cycle for the 2025 election:
- AUGUST 18: First day to apply for an Absentee Ballot
- OCTOBER 6: Deadline to register to vote/change address for a registered voter
- OCTOBER 14: First day Absentee Ballots can be mailed
- OCTOBER 14 through October 31: In-person Advance Voting period
- OCTOBER 24: Deadline to submit an Absentee Ballot application
- NOVEMBER 4: Election Day
Election Day (November 4th) Voting. Voters can find confirm their registration, find their election polling place, as well as confirm registration and view a sample ballot at the Georgia My Voter website: My Voter Page
Other Useful Campaign/Election Information: City of Milton and Fulton County Election Websites.
The City of Milton has posted an informative web page for the 2025 municipal election (including rules on campaign signs, which are always a point of contention in Milton’s elections): City of Milton Elections Website
Finally, Fulton County also provides useful campaign and elections information at its elections website (including early voting locations and hours): Fulton County Registration and Elections
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