Gabrielle is from Decatur, Georgia. She has a degree in Journalism from Troy University and a Master's degree from Walden University.

Gabrielle is a Marketing Sales Manager at an entertainment holding company in metro Atlanta.

Gabrielle's campaign for State Representative is her first entry into politics.

Wants to redirect state funds to support local public safety initiatives.

Believes "citizens [should] not have weapons more powerful than their local protecting agency."

Plans to prevent crime through mental health and substance abuse awareness.

Supports medical marijuana accessibility and decriminalized recreational use of marijuana.

Wants to "address the pipeline to prison for GA youth."

- Wants to redirect state funds to support local public safety initiatives.
- Believes "citizens [should] not have weapons more powerful than their local protecting agency."
or police department.
- Plans to prevent crime through mental health and substance abuse awareness.
- Wants to reduce recidivism.
- Supports medical marijuana accessibility and decriminalized recreational use of marijuana. 
- Wants to "address the pipeline to prison for GA youth."

Public Safety

Wants to simplify the process for starting a business.

Plans to support economic development for business owners that live in the district.

Plans to advocate for government supported training and employment opportunities.

Wants to advocate for industry supported training and employment opportunities.

- Wants to simplify the process for starting a business.
- Plans to support economic development for business owners that live in the district.
- Supports an increased minimum wage. 
- Plans to advocate for government supported training and employment opportunities. 
- Wants to advocate for industry supported training and employment opportunities.

Economy

As of April 28, 2022, Gabrielle Rogers’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Education

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Healthcare

Gabrielle Rogers

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