Fulton County Commission candidate Mo Ivory is looking forward to June 18 runoff

Sonya Ofchus (left) has shifted her campaign energy toward backing Ivory (right) as her former opponent aims to win the District 4 seat.  Photo by Kerri Phox/The Atlanta Voice Fulton County Commission hopeful Mo Ivory held a press conference on Thursday ahead of the runoff elections for the District 4 seat on June 18. Ivory ran against incumbent Natalie Hall and Sonya Ofchus during the primary election, pulling ahead of Ofchus but failing to win the majority vote to unseat Hall. The press conference was held outside of the Rick McDevitt Youth Center in Peoplestown, and she was joined by community members and Columbus Ward, president of the Peoplestown Revitalization Corporation, who advocated for Ivory and her campaign. “The person that we need for the seat … is a person who can bring integrity to this community, a person that we have access to in this community. People who will work for this community,& work for the seniors, work for the youth,” Ward said. “We do not need the continued representation of the type of person we have now. That representation needs to be replaced by someone that we know will do the right job and do the right thing...