Sabrina Newby is originally from Louisiana. She earned a bachelor's degree in interdisciplinary studies and a degree in law and policy from Liberty University. Sabrina is married and has multiple children and seven grandchildren. 

Sabrina is a small-business owner. She owns and operates a small business in Liberty County, where she has been since leaving the Department of Defense after an 18-year career. She previously worked at the Department of Defense for 18 years.

Sabrina Newby announces run for seat in state House

Sabrina is the founder and CEO of the Coastal Georgia Minority Chamber of Commerce. She previously worked at the Department of Defense for 18 years. She previously launched a natural products line called BouGie Natural. Before her entrepreneurial career, Sabrina worked at the Department of Defense. She also serves on the ForbesBLK local advisory council for the Atlanta hub, which supports Black entrepreneurs and professionals. 

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Sabrina's campaign for Georgia House District 168 is her first run for public office.

Supports tax relief for seniors and working families.

Supports investing in infrastructure to support economic growth.

Supports providing resources for military and veteran families.

Prioritizes providing resources for military and veteran families.

Supports providing career support for veterans.

Wants to provide career support for veterans.

Supports tax relief for seniors, advocating for no property taxes that would burden residents financially.

Supports providing local entrepreneurs with access to capital, mentorship, and fair opportunities to grow.

Believes infrastructure, including roads and broadband, should keep pace with population growth to ensure safe, reliable access to opportunity for all neighborhoods.

Believes infrastructure should keep pace with population growth.

- Supports tax relief for seniors and working families.
- Supports small local businesses.
- Supports investing in infrastructure to support economic growth.
- Prioritizes providing resources for military and veteran families.
- Wants to provide career support for veterans.
- Advocates against property taxes.
- Supports providing local entrepreneurs with access to capital, mentorship, and fair opportunities to grow.
- Believes infrastructure should keep pace with population growth.

Economy

Supports weatherization and home energy protection for families and seniors.

- Supports weatherization and home energy protection for families and seniors.

Energy & the Environment

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

Healthcare

Supports allowing Liberty County voters to elect their own Board of Elections.

Believes only residents should set county millage rates.

- Supports allowing Liberty County voters to elect their own Board of Elections.
- Believes only residents should set county millage rates.

Voting & Elections

Public Safety

Supports stronger support for schools and educators.

Advocates for stronger support for schools and educators.

Supports fully funding classrooms, offering competitive pay for teachers, and ensuring safe learning environments for children.

Supports fully funding classrooms and offering competitive pay for teachers.

- Advocates for stronger support for schools and educators.
- Supports fully funding classrooms and offering competitive pay for teachers.

Education

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Sabrina Newby

Supports the creation of sustainable employment opportunities that provide stability and a path to generational wealth.

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