Gabriel SanchezGabriel Sanchez

While the Working Families Party questionnaire does not explicitly ask about AIPAC, it does screen candidates who have pledged not to take any corporate or special interest dollars. We have not been able to independently verify this candidate's position on militarism or war lobbies.

Primary: May 19, 2026

Primary date listed on DSA site — confirm they advanced to Nov 3

Incumbent

“I believe that all people have the full right to bodily autonomy, and that queer and trans people deserve to live their lives safely and comfortably as their full selves. In office, I will prioritize not only preventing harmful anti-LGBTQ bills such as book bans, attacks on trans children in schools and sports, and more, but also standing up proactively to expand LGBTQ rights in the state. I introduced a Georgia Medicare for All bill that includes trans people as well as gender-affirming care. We need leadership who will organize our communities to engage and fight for LGTBQ rights. We need to empower our communities and be there talking to the people all the time, which is what I have down after hosting 6 town halls and nearly a dozen meet and greets since being elected. I intend to be an organizer in office because that is what we need to win this fight – the power of the people.”

Working Families PartyAtlanta Democratic Socialists of AmericaCAIR Action (Endorsed)

While the Working Families Party questionnaire does not explicitly ask about AIPAC, it does screen candidates who have pledged not to take any corporate or special interest dollars. We have not been able to independently verify this candidate's position on militarism or war lobbies.

May Primary Winner