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Juandalynn Givan
Juandalynn Deleathia "Lee Lee" Givan (born 1970/1971) is an American attorney, business owner, and Democratic politician who has served in the Alabama House of Representatives since 2010, representing District 60, which includes parts of Jefferson County, Alabama. In January 2025, she announced her candidacy for Mayor of Birmingham.
Givan was born and raised in Birmingham, Alabama, to Leroy and Patricia Givan. She earned a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from Miles College in 1992 and a Juris Doctor from Miles Law School in 1996. She worked for Birmingham’s Mayor Richard Arrington Jr., focusing on capital projects and development, and later served as a HOPE VI coordinator with the Housing Authority of the Birmingham District.
In 2004, Givan founded Givan & Associates, a law firm offering services in governmental relations, business disputes, estate planning, and program management consulting. She also leads That Girl Inc., an organization focused on public speaking and mentorship.
Givan was elected to the Alabama House of Representatives in 2010 and has been re-elected in subsequent elections. She has served on the Constitution, Campaigns and Elections Committee, the Fiscal Responsibility Committee, and the Jefferson County Legislation Committee.
Her legislative work has included bills addressing postpartum depression education, municipal firearm regulations, and administrative filing fees for expungements.
In 2017, Givan highlighted racial disparities during a debate on marijuana possession laws, an exchange that drew broader media attention. She has also supported calls for investigations into policing practices in Brookside, Alabama.
In November 2023, Givan announced her candidacy for Alabama’s 2nd congressional district. Her campaign emphasized public safety, economic development, and racial equity. She was not successful in the 2024 Democratic primary.
In January 2025, Givan announced her candidacy for Mayor of Birmingham. Her platform includes initiatives focusing on neighborhood improvements, infrastructure repairs, and public safety programs. One proposal, "Operation 122," sets a goal of addressing cleaning and maintenance issues across Birmingham's neighborhoods within 122 days of taking office. Other initiatives target roadway repairs, efforts to reduce homelessness through housing programs, and expansion of youth services and job training partnerships. After the assassination of Charlie Kirk, Givan called for legislation to expand the state's death penalty to include politically motivated attacks.
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Juandalynn Givan
Juandalynn Deleathia "Lee Lee" Givan (born 1970/1971) is an American attorney, business owner, and Democratic politician who has served in the Alabama House of Representatives since 2010, representing District 60, which includes parts of Jefferson County, Alabama. In January 2025, she announced her candidacy for Mayor of Birmingham.
Givan was born and raised in Birmingham, Alabama, to Leroy and Patricia Givan. She earned a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from Miles College in 1992 and a Juris Doctor from Miles Law School in 1996. She worked for Birmingham’s Mayor Richard Arrington Jr., focusing on capital projects and development, and later served as a HOPE VI coordinator with the Housing Authority of the Birmingham District.
In 2004, Givan founded Givan & Associates, a law firm offering services in governmental relations, business disputes, estate planning, and program management consulting. She also leads That Girl Inc., an organization focused on public speaking and mentorship.
Givan was elected to the Alabama House of Representatives in 2010 and has been re-elected in subsequent elections. She has served on the Constitution, Campaigns and Elections Committee, the Fiscal Responsibility Committee, and the Jefferson County Legislation Committee.
Her legislative work has included bills addressing postpartum depression education, municipal firearm regulations, and administrative filing fees for expungements.
In 2017, Givan highlighted racial disparities during a debate on marijuana possession laws, an exchange that drew broader media attention. She has also supported calls for investigations into policing practices in Brookside, Alabama.
In November 2023, Givan announced her candidacy for Alabama’s 2nd congressional district. Her campaign emphasized public safety, economic development, and racial equity. She was not successful in the 2024 Democratic primary.
In January 2025, Givan announced her candidacy for Mayor of Birmingham. Her platform includes initiatives focusing on neighborhood improvements, infrastructure repairs, and public safety programs. One proposal, "Operation 122," sets a goal of addressing cleaning and maintenance issues across Birmingham's neighborhoods within 122 days of taking office. Other initiatives target roadway repairs, efforts to reduce homelessness through housing programs, and expansion of youth services and job training partnerships. After the assassination of Charlie Kirk, Givan called for legislation to expand the state's death penalty to include politically motivated attacks.