Madeline Smith

Madeline is a Georgia native, business owner, and dedicated advocate for social justice. With firsthand experience within the disabled community, she has been a tireless fighter for accessibility to healthcare, education, and employment.

Madeline's educational journey includes obtaining a Bachelor's degree in Psychology and a Master's degree in Social Science, both from Georgia Southern University. Her academic background has equipped her with a deep understanding of the human mind and society, enabling her to approach the challenges of her advocacy work with empathy and insight.

In recognition of her passion and dedication, Madeline was elected as the Disability Caucus Chair for the Democratic Party of Georgia in January. Additionally, she holds the position of Bulloch County Communications Chair, further solidifying her commitment to making a difference at both the state and local levels.

Looking ahead to 2024, Madeline has set her sights on running for House District 158. Her goal is to bring new life and progress to rural Georgia by focusing on critical issues such as funding public education, expanding healthcare access, and advocating for livable wages for all Georgians. As the first woman with a disability to pursue this seat, Madeline offers a unique perspective that can enrich Georgia's legislature and benefit the entire community.

With her unwavering dedication, Madeline is determined to create positive change and make a lasting impact on the lives of individuals facing various challenges. Through her experiences and strong ties within the community, she strives to amplify the voices of those often marginalized, championing equal opportunities and a more inclusive society for all.