Gabrielle Rogers has a bachelor's degree in print journalism from Troy University and a master's degree in communications from Walden University.

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Gabrielle founded a consulting company over a year ago and has worked in various marketing roles for over ten years.

Gabrielle previously ran for Georgia State Senator in 2024 but did not win.

Gabrielle previously lost a 2022 race for the Georgia House of Representatives District 88, and a 2024 race for the DeKalb County Commission District 4.

Supports expanding access to capital, removing barriers for minority- and women-owned enterprises, and connecting local entrepreneurs to state and regional resources.

Supports expanding affordable housing, community-led development, and protecting long-time residents from being priced out.

Advocates for expanding affordable housing.

Supports community-led housing development while protecting long-time residents from being priced out.

Believes in removing barriers for minority- and women-owned enterprises.

Advocates for connecting local entrepreneurs to state and regional resources.

Claims that small businesses are the "backbone" of District 10.

- Supports expanding access to capital.
- Advocates for expanding affordable housing.
- Supports community-led housing development while protecting long-time residents from being priced out.
- Believes in removing barriers for minority- and women-owned enterprises.
- Advocates for connecting local entrepreneurs to state and regional resources.
- Claims that small businesses are the "backbone" of District 10.

Economy

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

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Healthcare

Voting & Elections

Supports investing in addressing root causes of crime, strengthening law enforcement-resident relationships, and creating safe environments for families.

Believes in addressing the "root causes" of crime while strengthening law enforcement-resident relationships and creating safe environments for families.

- Believes in addressing the "root causes" of crime while strengthening law enforcement-resident relationships and creating safe environments for families.

Public Safety

Supports increased funding for schools, technical training, and ready-to-work certificate programs.

Wants increased funding for schools, technical training, and ready-to-work certificate programs.

Thinks children deserves reliable, high-speed internet.

- Wants increased funding for schools, technical training, and ready-to-work certificate programs.
- Thinks children deserves reliable, high-speed internet.

Education

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Gabrielle Rogers

Plans to host monthly town halls and provide real-time updates on legislative actions.

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