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Juan Estrada is from California. He earned his bachelor's degree in criminal justice and information technology from Georgia Gwinnett College and his law degree from Georgia State University College of Law. He currently lives in Lawrenceville, Georgia.

Juan is an attorney and managing partner at Juan Estrada Law in Gwinnett County. He previously worked as a litigation associate at the Law Office of H.Q. Nguyen & Associates, LLC, an intern for the U.S. Senate Budget Committee, and a paralegal at Zdrilich Law Group, LLC. 

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Juan's campaign for state representative in State House District 109 in Georgia is his first run for public office.

Aims to partner with local colleges, employers, small business grant programs, and more to increase hiring and create jobs.

Supports small business tax credits, grant fund for minority and women entrepreneurs, and "Buy Local, Grow Local" mentorship programs.

Prioritizes individual homeownership over corporate ownership through policies that disincentivize for-profit ownership and expand tax homestead exemptions for Georgians.

Aims to fund community land trusts and eviction defense funds and establish a Tenant Bill of Rights to include just-cause eviction, rent-hike limits, and a warranty of habitability.

- Aims to partner with local colleges, employers, small business grant programs, and more to increase hiring and create jobs.
- Supports small business tax credits, grant fund for minority and women entrepreneurs, and "Buy Local, Grow Local" mentorship programs.
- Prioritizes individual homeownership over corporate ownership through policies that disincentivize for-profit ownership and expand tax homestead exemptions for Georgians.
- Aims to fund community land trusts and eviction defense funds and establish a Tenant Bill of Rights to include just-cause eviction, rent-hike limits, and a warranty of habitability.

Economy

Supports clean and renewable energy as primary energy sources over fossil fuels and seeks to reduce utility costs through oversight of the Public Service Commission.

Aims to reduce traffic congestion and improve access through extending MARTA rail, launching Bus Rapid Transit points, and funding microtransit and bike-share connections.

- Supports clean and renewable energy as primary energy sources over fossil fuels and seeks to reduce utility costs through oversight of the Public Service Commission.
- Aims to reduce traffic congestion and improve access through extending MARTA rail, launching Bus Rapid Transit points, and funding microtransit and bike-share connections.

Energy & the Environment

Supports a single-payer healthcare system and aims to expand Medicaid and cap out-of-pocket medical costs.

Supports abortion access through a state constitutional amendment.

- Supports a single-payer healthcare system and aims to expand Medicaid and cap out-of-pocket medical costs.
- Supports abortion access through a state constitutional amendment.

Healthcare

Aims to restore strong voting rights, including pre-clearance and expanded early voting.

- Aims to restore strong voting rights, including pre-clearance and expanded early voting.

Voting & Elections

Supports AI oversight and regulation to prevent malicious use and encourage AI as a tool for growth and efficiency.

Supports closing background-check loopholes for gun sales, mandating safe-storage, and investing in youth outreach programs that prevent violence.

Seeks to host quarterly multicultural roundtables, enact the Georgia Equality Act, and overturn laws that oppose or restrict LGBTQ populations or Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) policies.

Opposes Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and supports immigrant friendly policies as well as local governments' ability to protect its citizens.

- Supports AI oversight and regulation to prevent malicious use and encourage AI as a tool for growth and efficiency.
- Supports closing background-check loopholes for gun sales, mandating safe-storage, and investing in youth outreach programs that prevent violence.
- Seeks to host quarterly multicultural roundtables, enact the Georgia Equality Act, and overturn laws that oppose or restrict LGBTQ populations or Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) policies.
- Opposes Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and supports immigrant friendly policies as well as local governments' ability to protect its citizens.

Public Safety

Supports a cap of 5% of family income for in-district tuition at community colleges, restoring local scholarship funds, and mandatory financial literacy courses in high schools.

Supports expanding the HOPE scholarship, reducing education costs, and using tax dollars for public school food programs.

Opposes school voucher programs and instead supports tax dollars being spent on local public schools.

- Supports a cap of 5% of family income for in-district tuition at community colleges, restoring local scholarship funds, and mandatory financial literacy courses in high schools.
- Supports expanding the HOPE scholarship, reducing education costs, and using tax dollars for public school food programs.
- Opposes school voucher programs and instead supports tax dollars being spent on local public schools.

Education

As of July 23, 2026, Juan Estrada’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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