The City of Atlanta Office of the Municipal Clerk has rescheduled the 2025 Municipal Election information forum from Thursday, Jan. 30, to Thursday, Feb. 13, due to scheduling issues.

The announcement comes following the Atlanta City Council’s approval of qualifying fees for the upcoming city elections, set for Nov. 4, which will determine elected positions such as mayor, city council president, numerous city council and Atlanta Board of Education members, along with the retention of Municipal Court judges.

Program highlights of the upcoming forum include a presentation by the State Ethics Commission on candidates’ campaign finance requirements and responsibilities, a review of newly redrawn district maps for this year, as well as a presentation by the City of Atlanta Office of Ethics on campaign regulations for candidates.

Additional resources and information will also be provided by the municipal clerk to individuals that are considering a run for office.

As the city’s acting election superintendent, the municipal clerk is in charge of administering “all election-related matters, ensuring the smooth and fair conduct of elections,” according to a release.

The forum event is scheduled to take place in the Larry M. Dingle Committee Room at Atlanta City Hall, located at 55 Trinity Avenue.

This report was compiled and written by Rough Draft Atlanta's staff.