Gabe Okoye has lived in Lawrenceville since 1992, raising his children, who graduated from Gwinnett County Public Schools alongside his wife.

Gabe is a small business owner of a civil engineering company.

Gabe is running for re-election to the Georgia House of Representatives to represent District 102.

Advocates for raising the state minimum wage to at least $15 an hour and defends the right of workers to organize.

Focuses on lowering the tax burden for working and middle-class families while closing loopholes to ensure large corporations and the top 1% pay their fair share.

Champions paid family and sick leave, long-term gas tax relief, and tax credits to help families cover childcare expenses.

- Advocates for raising the state minimum wage to at least $15 an hour and defends the right of workers to organize.
- Focuses on lowering the tax burden for working and middle-class families while closing loopholes to ensure large corporations and the top 1% pay their fair share.
- Champions paid family and sick leave, long-term gas tax relief, and tax credits to help families cover childcare expenses.

Economy

As of March 11, 2026, Gabe Okoye’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Energy & the Environment

Supports legislation to lower the costs of insurance premiums, medical treatments, and prescription drugs.

Believes healthcare must be comprehensive and advocates for robust access to mental health, dental, and vision care.

- Supports legislation to lower the costs of insurance premiums, medical treatments, and prescription drugs.
- Believes healthcare must be comprehensive and advocates for robust access to mental health, dental, and vision care.

Healthcare

Strongly opposes voter suppression tactics and stands against "the big lie" regarding the 2020 election.

- Strongly opposes voter suppression tactics and stands against "the big lie" regarding the 2020 election.

Voting & Elections

Supports broad criminal justice reforms, specifically advocating for an end to the prohibition of marijuana in Georgia and the updating of outdated laws.

- Supports broad criminal justice reforms, specifically advocating for an end to the prohibition of marijuana in Georgia and the updating of outdated laws.

Public Safety

Strongly opposes legislative efforts to "censor classroom discussions or hinder academic freedom," arguing that local school boards, parents, and teachers—not state bureaucrats—should dictate curricula.

- Strongly opposes legislative efforts to "censor classroom discussions or hinder academic freedom," arguing that local school boards, parents, and teachers—not state bureaucrats—should dictate curricula.

Education

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Gabe Okoye

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