Dr. Nelva Lee for GA Superintendent of Schools

From her humble beginnings to becoming a **Governor Kemp–appointed Board Member** for the Georgia Department of Community Health and CEO of a nationally recognized interpreter training institute, 

Dr. Lee embodies the American dream made possible through education. She believes education should *fit the child, not the system.* That’s why she’s fighting for: 

 * **School choice** and parent empowerment 

* **Vocational and trade programs** for every graduate 

* **Accountability and consistency** in school policy 

* **Innovation** that prepares students for college *and* real careers 

* **Cleaning up bureaucracy** in Georgia’s education agencies 

 Georgia can and must do better — for our children, our teachers, and our future. Join the movement for an education system that truly serves the people of Georgia. 

 Here’s a  summary of how campaign funds will be used:

Funds for the campaign will be strategically allocated to reach and mobilize Republican women voters across Georgia, particularly those who have voted in the last two election cycles. This demographic is key to winning the Republican primary.

1. Voter Outreach and Targeted Mail Campaigns A significant portion of the funds will go toward designing, printing, and mailing high-quality flyers to targeted precincts in Georgia’s top ten Republican counties, including Cherokee, Forsyth, Fayette, and Hall. Each flyer will highlight Dr. Nelva Lee’s education vision, conservative values, and leadership experience. The initial print run of approximately 20,000 flyers will be distributed statewide, with a follow-up phase expanding to over 30,000 additional copies based on engagement metrics.

2. Digital Advertising and Online Engagement Funds will support a robust digital ad campaign across Facebook, Instagram, and Google Ads to reach women voters online. The digital strategy includes targeted ads, email marketing, and a dedicated microsite for voter education, volunteer sign-ups, and event RSVPs. Approximately $30,000 is reserved for these campaigns during the first quarter of 2026, ensuring a consistent presence on digital platforms.

3. Events and Community Mobilization The campaign will host “Women for Education Leadership” events, including breakfast forums, town halls, and meet-and-greets in priority counties. These events are designed to engage women at the grassroots level, highlight education issues, and strengthen local networks of support. About $12,000 of the budget is dedicated to community outreach, venues, and volunteer coordination.

4. Media and Public Relations Earned media efforts will include press releases, local newspaper outreach, and podcast interviews focused on faith, family, and education. The campaign will target local shows such as Politically Georgia, The Georgia Classroom, and faith-based podcasts like BeLoved and The Well Podcast. These appearances will amplify Dr. Lee’s platform and credibility statewide.

5. Data Acquisition and Voter Tracking To ensure efficient targeting, $10,000 is allocated for purchasing verified GOP voter files and list rentals of women who voted in 2022 and 2024. Additional funds will be used for analytics tools to monitor engagement, ad performance, and voter turnout progress.

6. Contingency and Operations A contingency reserve of roughly $8,000–$10,000 will cover travel, communication, and unexpected campaign expenses, ensuring operational flexibility throughout the election season.

• Total Estimated Budget: $150,000–$250,000

• Key Expenditures: Flyers, digital ads, events, voter data, and outreach tools

• Primary Goal: Engage, inform, and mobilize Republican women voters to secure a decisive victory in the Georgia Superintendent of Schools primary.