The Clinton campaign announced Thursday that 126 more Georgians have been added to the Campaign’s Georgia leadership, including community leaders, elected officials, and activists from across the state who will mobilize grassroots support for Hillary leading up to Georgia’s February 5th primary.

"The next President is going to face some huge challenges, and Georgia families know that Hillary Clinton is the only candidate in this race who has the experience and leadership to get right to work from day one in the White House," said Congressman John Lewis.

"From putting an end to the war in Iraq to providing universal health care, Hillary Clinton will deliver the change Georgia families need," said Ambassador Gordon Giffin.

"Hillary Clinton has a 35 year record of fighting for change, with a focus on the well-being of children. That sets her apart from the field. She is ready to do the job for us from her first day in office," said State Rep. Mary Margaret Oliver.

Hillary Clinton receives widespread support throughout the state of Georgia. She has received the endorsement of every statewide elected Democratic official and several other prominent local and national leaders. Last weekend the campaign opened its state headquarters in Atlanta, and will be opening more offices throughout the state in the near future. Nearly 3,500 volunteers have signed up to help with the Hillary Clinton for President Campaign in Georgia, and the Campaign has recruited seasoned organizers in all 13 Congressional Districts.

Newly-Announced Members of Hillary’s Georgia Leadership:

Hank & Billie Aaron, Baseball Hall of Fame Recipient and Automobile Dealer; Atlanta
Modupe Aina Akinpelu, Community Activist; Decatur
Donna Aker, Community Activist; Loganville
Elaine Alexander, Community Activist; Atlanta
Banke Ayedun , Community Activist; Augusta
Lisa Baker, Chief of Staff for the Atlanta City Council; Atlanta
Dewana Ball; IT Consultant; Lithonia
Vivian Creighton Bishop, Chair of Congressional Spouses; Cairo
Danielle Blackwell, Community Activist; Cairo
Ken Britt, Attorney; Atlanta
Ruth Bullard, Retired Community Activist; Cumming
Dr. Constance Burkes, Educator; Albany
Shirley Chancey, Community Activist; Atlanta
Luanne Clarke, Attorney; Atlanta
Dr. Bill Cleveland, Nephrologist; Atlanta
Hon. Terry Coleman, Former Speaker of the House; Easton
Michael & Donna Coles, Democratic Activists; Atlanta
Miranda Compton, Community Activist; Athens
Dr. Larry Cooper, Retired Surgeon; Atlanta
Beth Cope, Media Relations Consultant; Atlanta
Donna Cummins, Community Activist; Decatur
Samara Cummins, Community Activist; Decatur
Anne Darby, Community Activist; Athens
Stephanie Davis, Event Planner; Atlanta
Deborah DeMarchis, Nurse; Savannah
Lawrie Demorest, Attorney; Decatur
Terence Dicks, Democratic Activist; Augusta
Thomas W. Dortch, Jr., Former President, 100 Black Men; Atlanta
Linda Edmonds, Democratic Activist; Decatur
Dr. Chris Edwards, Surgeon; Atlanta
Susan Evans, Community Activist; Hampton
Hon. Anne Fauver, Atlanta City Council Member; Atlanta
Lisa Favors, IT Specialist; Atlanta
Hon. Henry Ficklin, Former Macon City Council Member, Macon
Mischelle Fortson, Community Activist; Fortson
Will Fowlkes, Communications/IT Manager; Marietta
Brenda Foye Cornelius, Public Affairs Consultant; Decatur
Hon. Pat Gardner, State Representative; Atlanta
Gordon Giffin, Former United States Ambassador, Attorney; Atlanta
Melanie Goux, Graphic Designer; Atlanta
Gloria Greenbaum, Democratic Activist; Augusta
Dorothea Dawkins-Haigler, Pastor; Lithonia
Dr. Alda Underwood Hall, Dentist; Stone Mountain
Gunner Hall, Media Consultant; Savannah
Hon. Kwanza Hall, Atlanta City Council Member; Atlanta
Beth Stone Hand, Mediator; Cumming
Judy Hanenkrat, Event Planner; Atlanta
Carlotta Harrell, Democratic Activist; Jonesboro
Debbie Hatmaker, Community Activist; Bishop
Lisa Hawkins, Attorney; Atlanta
Gail Hicklin, Community Activist; Jonesboro
Darryl Hicks, Chief of Staff/County Commission Chair; Fayetteville
Hon. Betty Hill, Former County Commission Chair; Sparta
Hon. Carolyn Hughley, State Representative; Columbus
Betty H. Hunt, Community Activist; Moultrie
Lindsey Hunt, Community Activist; Atlanta
Hon. Edna Jackson, Savannah Mayor Pro-Tem; Savannah
Valerie Jackson, Former First Lady of Atlanta and Radio Personality; Atlanta
Hon. Carol Jackson, Former State Senator; Cleveland
Brooke Jackson Edmond, Atlanta Entrepreneur; Daughter of Former Mayor
Carol Jackson, Former Banker; Atlanta
Pamela Jackson, Community Activist; Albany
Stacii Johnson, Businesswoman; Atlanta
Coco Johnson, Event Planner; Atlanta
Gordon & Judie Kenna, Democratic Activist; Atlanta
Rev. Dr. Barbara King, Pastor; Atlanta
LeAnne Lawton-Tancred, Community Activist; Powder Springs
Hon. Liane Levetan, Former CEO; Dekalb
Hon. Elaine Lucas, Macon City Council Member; Macon
Keith Mason, Attorney; Atlanta
Dyan Matthews, Chief of Staff County Commission; College Park
Dr. Calvin & Sarita McLarin, Community Activists; Atlanta
Jeffrey Meeks, Democratic Activist; Lithonia
Hon. Billy Mitchell, State Representative; Stone Mountain
Barbara Mitchell, Community Activist; Albany
Gloria Moore, Community Activist; Atlanta
Nancy Moynihan, Community Activist; Atlanta
Linda Muir, Attorney; Atlanta
Joan Neal, Community Activist; Fayetteville
Claude Nogess, Democratic Activist; Snellville
Rachelle O'Neil, Community Activist; Atlanta
Hon. Mary Margaret Oliver, State Representative; Decatur
Erin O’Neil, Graduate Student/Activist; Atlanta
Susan Pennington, Community Activist; Atlanta
Brian Poe, Attorney; College Park
Rhonda Prather, Community Activist; Smyrna
Tina Ann Price, Community Activist; Atlanta
Terri Provancher, Community Activist; Rossville
Pat Pullar, Democratic Activist; Ellenwood
Anna Purcella-Doll, Teacher; Cumming
Hon. Nikki Randall, State Representative; Macon
Aayesha Reese, Community Activist; Lithonia
Helen Richter, Nurse; Atlanta
Loretta Ross, Community Activist; Atlanta
Paul Rosser, Retired Military, Retired Architect; Atlanta
Herman J. Russell, Sr., Developer; Atlanta
Dr. Donya L. Sartor, Educator; Jonesboro
Michelle Schurig, Community Activist; Atlanta
Janet Seelen, Community Activist; Hawkinsville
Temi Silver, Democratic Activist; Atlanta
Paige Colwell Swartz, Community Activist; Blairsville
Daisy Taste, Community Activist; Atlanta
Mary Rose Taylor, Community Activist; Atlanta
Carol Thompson, Community Activist; Warner Robins
Terrez Thompson, Corporate Executive; Atlanta
Allen Thornell , Media Consultant; Decatur
Suzie Tindall, Retired Physician; Decatur
Angela Trigg, Website Developer; Atlanta
Lila Vaughn, President, 100 Black Women; Atlanta
Sonny Walker, Former President, 100 Black Men; Atlanta
Angela Walton, Democratic Activist; Atlanta
Charmaine Ward, Corporate Executive; Atlanta
Sandra Ward, Judge; Atlanta
Hon. Coach Williams, State Representative; Stone Mountain
Franklin Williams, Real Estate Management; Augusta
Keath Williams, Community Activist; Stone Mountain
Rev. Jasper Williams, Pastor; Atlanta
Cheryl Williams, Democratic Activist; Duluth
Keith Wilson, Political Consultant; Atlanta
Hon. Cathy Woolard, Former Atlanta City Council President; Decatur
Carolyn Young, Community Activist; Atlanta
Dr. Walter Young, Dentist; Atlanta
Joe Stauffer, Teacher, Jasper