Marqus Cole has a Bachelor of Science in political science from Georgia State University and a Juris Doctor from DePaul University College of Law. He lives with his wife, Amanda, and their two daughters in Snellville, Georgia.

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Marqus is a managing partner at the Cole Law Office, LLC. Previously, he worked as an attorney for Atlanta Legal Aid Society.

Marqus A. Cole (Gwinnett County Commissioner Board District 3 ...

Marqus previously ran for Congress in 2019 and the Gwinnett County Commission in 2024 but did not win.

Supports investing in workforce training and high-demand industries, simplifying small business licensing, and promoting livable wages, apprenticeship programs, and affordable childcare.

Supports investing in workforce training and high-demand industries and simplifying small business licensing.

Supports promoting livable wages, apprenticeship programs, and affordable childcare.

Supports down payment assistance and low-interest loans for first-time home buyers.

Plans to expand housing options by supporting new construction, rehabilitating existing units, and leveraging state and federal programs.

Wants to modernize housing infrastructure with energy-efficient construction and broadband access.

- Supports investing in workforce training and high-demand industries and simplifying small business licensing.
- Supports promoting livable wages, apprenticeship programs, and affordable childcare.
- Supports down payment assistance and low-interest loans for first-time home buyers.
- Plans to expand housing options by supporting new construction, rehabilitating existing units, and leveraging state and federal programs.
- Wants to modernize housing infrastructure with energy-efficient construction and broadband access.

Economy

Supports investing in climate resilience, clean transportation, and electric vehicle infrastructure.

Supports investing in "climate resilience, clean transportation, and electric vehicle infrastructure."

Supports expanding renewable energy and green jobs, supporting solar, wind, and battery storage.

- Supports investing in "climate resilience, clean transportation, and electric vehicle infrastructure."
- Supports expanding renewable energy and green jobs, supporting solar, wind, and battery storage.

Energy & the Environment

Supports expanding Medicaid, lowering prescription costs, and investing in family planning and preventative care.

Plans to grow and retain a skilled healthcare workforce and promote healthy communities through environmental initiatives, wellness programs, and school-based health initiatives.

- Supports expanding Medicaid, lowering prescription costs, and investing in family planning and preventative care.
- Plans to grow and retain a skilled healthcare workforce and promote healthy communities through environmental initiatives, wellness programs, and school-based health initiatives.

Healthcare

Supports independent redistricting, civic education, and empowering local election boards to ensure fair and accessible elections.

Supports expanding voting access through early voting, absentee ballots, and accessible polling locations while ensuring "reasonable voter ID requirements."

- Supports independent redistricting, civic education, and empowering local election boards to ensure fair and accessible elections.
- Supports expanding voting access through early voting, absentee ballots, and accessible polling locations while ensuring "reasonable voter ID requirements."

Voting & Elections

As of October 12, 2025, Marqus A. Cole’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Public Safety

Supports investing in public schools by providing higher pay and professional development for teachers, expanding early childhood education, and making higher education more affordable.

Supports investing in public schools by providing higher pay and professional development for teachers.

Supports expanding early childhood education.

Supports making higher education more affordable.

- Supports investing in public schools by providing higher pay and professional development for teachers.
- Supports expanding early childhood education.
- Supports making higher education more affordable.

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Marqus A. Cole

Marqus Cole has a bachelor of science in political science from Georgia State University and a juris doctor from DePaul University College of Law. He lives with his wife, Amanda, and their two daughters in Snellville, Georgia.

Marqus previously ran for Gwinnett County Commissioner Board District 3 in 2024 but did not win. He is currently running in a special election for the Georgia House of Representatives District 106.

As of October 12, 2025, Marqus A. Cole did not have a website or any information online.

Marqus is an organizing director at Georgia Alliance for Social Justice, where he focuses on policy and advocacy around issues impacting the state. He is the founding partner of The Cole Law Office, where he provides diversity, equity, and inclusion training, consulting, and coaching to nonprofits. He previously served as the national director of church engagement and outreach at the Evangelical Environmental Network, mobilizing local leaders on environmental justice and civic engagement. Earlier in his career, he worked as an assistant state 

 s attorney in the felony review division at the Lake County State 

 s Attorney Office in Illinois and as a staff attorney and co-chair of the Racial Justice Taskforce at Prairie State Legal Services.

Marqus previously ran for Gwinnett County Commissioner Board District 3 in 2024 but did not win. He is currently running in a special election for the Georgia House of Representatives District 106, with the election scheduled for November 4, 2025.

Supports expanding voting access through early voting, absentee ballots, and accessible polling locations, while ensuring reasonable voter ID requirements.

Supports investing in public schools by providing higher pay, reduced bureaucracy, and professional development for teachers and staff.

Supports expanding early childhood education, strengthening college and career readiness, and making higher education more affordable.

Marqus is an organizing director at a statewide nonprofit, where he focuses on policy and advocacy around issues impacting Georgia. He is the founding partner of The Cole Law Office, where he provides diversity, equity, and inclusion training, consulting, and coaching to nonprofits. He also offers direct legal services to indigent individuals in Georgia. Previously, he served as the national director of church engagement and outreach at the Evangelical Environmental Network, where he mobilized local leaders on issues such as pollution, climate change, and environmental justice. Earlier in his career, he worked as an assistant state 

 s attorney in the felony review division at the Lake County, Illinois, State 

 s Attorney Office and as a staff attorney and co-chair of the Racial Justice Taskforce at Prairie State Legal Services.

Marqus previously ran for Gwinnett County Commissioner Board District 3 in 2024 but did not win. He is currently running in a special election for the Georgia House of Representatives District 106, with the special general election scheduled for November 4, 2025.

Supports investing in workforce training and high-demand industries, simplifying small business licensing, improving access to capital, and ensuring fair competition.

Supports expanding renewable energy and green jobs, and investing in climate resilience, clean transportation, and electric vehicle infrastructure.

Supports expanding mental health and addiction services, and investing in family planning and preventative care.

Supports expanding Medicaid, strengthening rural healthcare, funding community health centers, and lowering costs by capping prescription prices.

Supports investing in public schools by providing higher pay and professional development for teachers, expanding early childhood education, strengthening college readiness through technical training and apprenticeships, making higher education more affordable, and supporting rural schools with updated facilities and broadband access.

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