Georgia State House District 97

“Born in Cairo, Egypt, to an American mother and an Egyptian father who met while working at the U.S. Embassy, I moved to the United States at the age of eight and grew up in Gwinnett County. I attended local schools, including Parkview High School, before beginning a career in information technology.” (Campaign website (via Ballotpedia))

“I support reforms that limit large assessment-driven increases so homeowners have more predictability and stability. I also support continuing to responsibly reduce Georgia’s income tax over time when economic growth and budget surpluses allow.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey)

“I am passionate about policies that help families afford to live and thrive in their communities. Many households today face rising costs for housing, energy, and everyday expenses, and I believe government should focus on reducing financial pressure rather than adding to it.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey)

“As an information technology professional, I am also deeply interested in the intersection of technology and public policy.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey)

“My story in Gwinnett started like so many others—with a family looking for a place where their hard work could take root. My parents moved us here because they believed in the promise of this county.” (Campaign website)

DEEP ROOTS IN GWINNETT: “They saw what I see every day: a community that is a vibrant tapestry of cultures, languages, and dreams , all interwoven into a beautiful pattern.” (Campaign website)

DEEP ROOTS IN GWINNETT: “Growing up in the hardworking streets of Norcross, I learned that our diversity isn't just a number—it's our strength.” (Campaign website)

“It’s the intricate fabric of Gwinnett, a complex and colorful design where every stitch matters. I was fortunate to attend our world-class public schools, an experience that opened doors for me and showed me what we can achieve when we invest in one another.” (Campaign website)