Georgia State House District 105

Current seat holder: Sandy Donatucci.

Sandy Donatucci

Sandy Donatucci earned a bachelor's degree from the Indiana University of Pennsylvania. Her career experience includes working as a realtor and in sales.

· Official legislative page · Ballotpedia

Campaign site

Elections, voting & government reform: “When I ran for State House, my promise was simple: Stand up for what's best for our families. In the State House, I delivered on that promise by bringing an outsider's perspective to work for common-sense solutions by finding common ground and bringing people together. By focusing on results, not politics, I delivered meaningful reforms to make life more affordable, keep families safe, and expand educational and economic opportunities in Gwinnett.” (Campaign website)
Public safety, crime & policing: “Enhanced penalties on squatters, human and drug traffickers, and scammers, giving law enforcement stronger tools to protect our community” (Campaign website)

Farooq Mughal

As of the 2023-2024 legislative session, Farooq Mughal lived in Dacula, Georgia. Mughal earned a bachelor's degree in criminal justice and sociology from Mercer University in 2000. His career experience includes working as the principal/managing partner and a general civil mediator with MSGlobal Partners. Mughal served as the president of the FBI Atlanta Citizens Academy Alumni Association and the chair of the Gwinnett County Community Outreach Advisory Board.

· Ballotpedia

Campaign site

Stronger Together: “We must bring people together to get things done!!! I will continue to be a strong leader and public servant while I advocate for the people of our communities. We must:” (Campaign website)
Education & schools: “Support our local schools, teachers, and young leaders” (Campaign website)
Public safety, crime & policing: “public safety and keeping our communities safe from crime” (Campaign website)
Energy, environment & water: “Improving our infrastructure: roads & bridges, water & sewer, transit & rail, clean energy production” (Campaign website)