Eric Martin Gisler is from Jonesboro, Georgia. He has a bachelor's degree from the University of Georgia. He has lived in Georgia House District 121 since 2003.

Eric Martin Gisler grew up in Atlanta, Georgia. He has a bachelor's degree from the University of Georgia in Athens. 

Eric is the head of product at an insurance tech startup. He also runs a local shop that sells olive oils and balsamic vinegars.

Eric is the head of product at an insurance tech startup. He is also a small business owner and runs a local shop that sells olive oils and balsamic vinegars. 

Eric Gisler's campaign for Georgia State Representative, District 121, is his first time running for public office.

Eric's campaign for Georgia State Representative, District 121, is his first time running for public office.

2026 Georgia Primary Election

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2026 Georgia Primary Runoff

For Candidate Eric Martin Gisler on Issue economy: Supports restoring oversight of the Public Service Commission to prevent rate hikes that benefit corporate profits at the expense of consumers.

Supports restoring oversight of the Public Service Commission to prevent rate hikes that benefit corporate profits at the expense of consumers.

Said, "Allowing and encouraging Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs), like garage apartments and backyard cottages in single family neighborhoods, and offering tax abatements for homeowners who rent them at below-market rates."

Wants to allow Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs), such as garage apartments and backyard cottages in single family neighborhoods, and offer tax abatements for homeowners who rent them at below-market rates.

Said, "Updating zoning codes to allow for more duplexes, triplexes, and small-scale multifamily buildings in more areas."

Wants to update zoning codes to allow for more duplexes, triplexes, and small-scale multifamily buildings. 

Said, "Streamlining approvals for high-quality factory-built housing to reduce construction costs and speed up projects."

Wants to streamline approvals for high-quality factory-built housing to reduce construction costs and speed up projects.

Supports identifying unused or underused government-owned parcels to be leased or sold cheaply to nonprofit developers.

Said, "Allowing closed school properties to be redeveloped into mixed-income housing communities."

Supports allowing closed school properties to be redeveloped into mixed-income housing communities.

Said, "Passing legislation to require local governments to approve qualifying affordable housing projects in 90 days or less."

Supports requiring local governments to approve qualifying affordable housing projects in 90 days or less."

Said, "Reign In The Public Service Commission"

Said, "As your representative, I’ll fight to restore balance, end the rubber-stamping of unjustified rate hikes, and make Georgia’s energy system work for the people again."

- Supports restoring oversight of the Public Service Commission to prevent rate hikes that benefit corporate profits at the expense of consumers.
- Wants to allow Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs), such as garage apartments and backyard cottages in single family neighborhoods, and offer tax abatements for homeowners who rent them at below-market rates.
- Wants to update zoning codes to allow for more duplexes, triplexes, and small-scale multifamily buildings. 
- Wants to streamline approvals for high-quality factory-built housing to reduce construction costs and speed up projects.
- Supports identifying unused or underused government-owned parcels to be leased or sold cheaply to nonprofit developers.
- Supports allowing closed school properties to be redeveloped into mixed-income housing communities.
- Supports requiring local governments to approve qualifying affordable housing projects in 90 days or less."
- Said, "As your representative, I’ll fight to restore balance, end the rubber-stamping of unjustified rate hikes, and make Georgia’s energy system work for the people again."

Economy

As of March 11, 2026, Eric Martin Gisler’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Energy & the Environment

Said, "I support expanding access to care both financially and geographically, lowering prescription costs, and investing in mental health."

Supports expanding access to health care financially and geographically, lowering prescription costs, and investing in mental health."

Supports expanding Medicaid and telehealth.

- Supports expanding access to health care financially and geographically, lowering prescription costs, and investing in mental health."
- Supports expanding Medicaid and telehealth.

Healthcare

Said, "I support Georgia’s strong early voting system and efforts to maintain clean voter rolls through reliable data. But, I oppose unnecessary restrictions like limited drop boxes, registration purges based on questionable methods, and the politicization of our State Election Board. I’ll fight for fair elections, ranked choice voting, and independent redistricting to take power back from monied interests and put it in the hands of voters."

Opposes "unnecessary [voter] restrictions" like limited drop boxes, registration purges based on "questionable methods," and the "politicization of the State Election Board." 

- Opposes "unnecessary [voter] restrictions" like limited drop boxes, registration purges based on "questionable methods," and the "politicization of the State Election Board." 

Voting & Elections

Supports the Second Amendment and the rights of law-abiding gun owners while promoting responsible ownership and common-sense safety measures.

Seeks to promote responsible gun ownership and common-sense safety measures while respecting the rights of law-abiding gun owners. 

- Seeks to promote responsible gun ownership and common-sense safety measures while respecting the rights of law-abiding gun owners. 

Public Safety

Said, "Studies done on voucher programs in Indiana, Ohio, Louisiana, and Washington DC have repeatedly shown that voucher students actually fall behind their public school peers in math and reading."

Opposes school voucher programs that allow parents to use public funds to enroll their children in schools beyond their local options, including private schools. 

Said, "Expand statewide purchasing for curriculum, special education services, and transportation to lower unit costs during tight years."

Wants to expand statewide purchasing for curriculum, special education services, and transportation to lower unit costs during tight years."

- Opposes school voucher programs that allow parents to use public funds to enroll their children in schools beyond their local options, including private schools. 
- Wants to expand statewide purchasing for curriculum, special education services, and transportation to lower unit costs during tight years."

Education

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Said, "Georgia’s new school voucher program diverts millions from public classrooms into subsidies for private school tuition."

Said, "Keep Public Funds in Public Schools"

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