Muhammad Akbar Ali earned a bachelor’s degree in political science and public relations from Kennesaw State University. He is a member of the Gwinnett NAACP and local school PTAs.

Akbar is a business owner. He launched the business at age 20. 

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Muhammad Akbar Ali's campaign for the Georgia House of Representatives, District 106 is his first entry into politics. 

Supports raising the minimum wage and reducing everyday expenses like housing, healthcare, and insurance.

Supports tax relief for working families and reducing red tape for small businesses and entrepreneurs.

Supports balanced regulations to prevent homeowners' association (HOA) overreach, including limits on excessive fines, surprise fees, and eviction powers.

- Supports unions and fair wages.
- Supports raising the minimum wage and reducing everyday expenses like housing, healthcare, and insurance.
- Supports tax relief for working families and reducing red tape for small businesses and entrepreneurs.
- Supports balanced regulations to prevent homeowners' association (HOA) overreach, including limits on excessive fines, surprise fees, and eviction powers.

Economy

Believes every Georgian deserves clean air and safe water, and plans to hold polluters accountable, protect water sources, and reduce toxins.

Plans to hold polluters accountable, protect water sources, and reduce toxins.

- Plans to hold polluters accountable, protect water sources, and reduce toxins.

Energy & the Environment

Supports abortion access and ensuring contraceptives are easily accessible.

Believes leaders have failed to expand Medicaid, resulting in hospital closures and disappearing rural care.

Supports expanding Medicaid to avoid hospital closures and disappearing rural care.

Believes mental health care should be expanded, affordable, and free of stigma, saying, "Whether it’s a teen struggling in silence or an elder battling isolation, no Georgian should be left behind."

Believes mental health care should be expanded, affordable, and free of stigma.

- Supports abortion access and ensuring contraceptives are easily accessible.
- Supports expanding Medicaid to avoid hospital closures and disappearing rural care.
- Believes mental health care should be expanded, affordable, and free of stigma.

Healthcare

As of October 12, 2025, Muhammad Akbar Ali’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Voting & Elections

Wants to improve road infrastructure and traffic signal timing.

Believes in ending gun violence, supporting law enforcement with training, and building trust between police and communities.

Said, "We must also ensure our public safety systems are free from racial profiling, discrimination, and the kind of xenophobic fear-mongering pushed by the Trump administration."

- Wants to improve road infrastructure and traffic signal timing.
- Said, "We must also ensure our public safety systems are free from racial profiling, discrimination, and the kind of xenophobic fear-mongering pushed by the Trump administration."

Public Safety

Supports protecting the HOPE Scholarship and wants to reexamine Georgia's education system to ensure it provides "access and excellence."

Supports protecting the HOPE Scholarship.

- Supports protecting the HOPE Scholarship.

Education

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Muhammad Akbar Ali

Akbar is a business owner. He launched and ran a successful business at age 20. 

Muhammad Akbar Ali's campaign for Georgia House of Representatives, District 106 is his first entry into politics. 

As of October 12, 2025, Muhammad Akbar Ali did not have a website or any information online.

Supports gun control and community policing.

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