Megan Harris: A New Voice for Fulton County District 2
On the final day of Advance Voting in Georgia, we engage in a conversation with Megan Harris, who is running for the Fulton County Commission District 2 seat. A native of Atlanta and an alumnus of the University of West Georgia, Megan has built her career in finance, serving as both a Financial Advisor and a Broker. In our discussion, she elaborates on how her expertise in finance, coupled with her grassroots community activism, has equipped her for a role on the Fulton County Board of Commissioners.
Join us to gain insights into the candidate, the ballot measures in Georgia, and the significance of this election.
For further information about Megan, you can reach her at:
Email: info@megan4fultond2.org
Website: https://www.megan4fultond2.org
Instagram: megan4fultond2
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Megan Harris
Candidate for Fulton County Commission District 2
Megan Harris is a dedicated community advocate and seasoned financial services professional, running for Fulton County Board of Commissioners District 2. Born and raised in Atlanta, Megan has spent her career helping individuals and businesses achieve financial stability, earning her a reputation as a trusted advisor. She began her career at Bank of America, later becoming a senior financial advisor, and now runs her own independent brokerage.
Megan's commitment to public service is rooted in her deep connection to the community and her belief in the power of collaboration. She is passionate about addressing the most pressing issues facing District 2, including affordable housing, public safety, healthcare access, and economic opportunity. Megan's vision is to create a cohesive, inclusive, and responsive community where every resident has a voice.
Her campaign focuses on bringing fresh, innovative leadership to the county, contrasting sharply with the status quo represented by her opponent. Megan is committed to transparency, accountability, and proactive problem-solving, ensuring that government works for the people, not special interests. With her experience, dedication, and progressive approach, Megan Harris is poised to bring much-needed change to Fulton County.
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