Farooq Mughal is from Gwinnett County, Georgia. He has a bachelor 27s degree in sociology from Mercer University. He is a husband and father.

Farooq Mughal is from Gwinnett County, Georgia. He has a bachelor s degree in sociology from Mercer University. He is a husband and father.

Farooq is a government affairs advisor and political strategist. He founded his own governmental affairs firm, MS Global Partners, in 2008. He previously worked as a legal aide to the chief assistant solicitor general of Gwinnett County and at King & Spalding LLP, Atlanta's largest law firm. 

Farooq is a former Georgia State Representative. He previously served the 105th District.

Supports expanding the homestead exemption and value offset exemption in Gwinnett to lower property taxes and an income tax rebate of at least $500.

Supports lowering property and income taxes.

- Supports reducing inflation and taxes.
- Supports expanding the homestead exemption and value offset exemption in Gwinnett to lower property taxes and an income tax rebate of at least $500.
- Supports lowering property and income taxes.
- Supports mental health initiatives.
- Supports mental health initiatives.

Economy

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

Energy & the Environment

Healthcare

Supports policies that expand voting access.

- Supports policies that expand voting access.

Voting & Elections

Wants to invest in public safety and mental health initiatives.

Supports hiring a more diverse public safety workforce.

- Wants to invest in public safety and mental health initiatives.
- Supports hiring a more diverse public safety workforce.

Public Safety

Supports mental health initiatives for students.

- Supports mental health initiatives for students.

Education

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Farooq Mughal

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