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Georgia State House — District 109

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Juan Estrada

Democratic nominee · Gwinnett attorney

Juan Estrada runs a Lawrenceville law practice handling injury and tenant cases. Born in California to immigrants from Mexico and Honduras, he graduated from Norcross High School, Georgia Gwinnett College and Georgia State University's law school, and has worked on Fulton County housing-court assistance. In his first run for office he won the May Democratic primary over Nico Parra with 67%. He is endorsed by Run for Something.

Previously held

  • First run for public office

Top contributors

$62,937 raised, nearly all spent in the primary, leaving $3,140. His largest donors are a trial-lawyers' PAC, a Cumming law office and individual donors from metro Atlanta and Macon.

  • $3,000.00Civil Justice PAC (Atlanta, GA)
  • $2,500.00Law Office of Humberto Izquierdo (Cumming, GA)
  • $2,000.00Susan Witt (Roswell, GA)
  • $2,000.00Tom Kenney (Suwanee, GA)
  • $2,000.00Alan Hamilton (Atlanta, GA)
  • $2,000.00Rob Snyder (Decatur, GA)
  • $2,000.00Steve Thornton (Dunwoody, GA)
  • $2,000.00Katherine McArthur (Macon, GA)
  • $2,000.00Brian Adams (Macon, GA)

$62,937 raised · $3,140 cash on hand — as of Sep 14, 2026 (GA Ethics latest filing).

Source: Georgia Ethics Commission (PeachFile) — cycle-to-date, Sept. 14, 2026 · Ballotpedia — Juan Estrada (Georgia) · Ballotpedia — Georgia House of Representatives District 109 · Dewey McClain — Farewell to the State House (March 2026) · Wikipedia — 2026 Georgia House of Representatives election (2024 presidential margins by district)

Where they stand

Education

“The Georgia GOP's voucher scam is draining money from our local public schools.”

Source: BranchVote — Juan Estrada, 2026 Democratic primary profile (quotes his campaign site)
Healthcare

Supports expanding Medicaid and “laying the groundwork for a single-payer system.”

Source: BranchVote — Juan Estrada, 2026 Democratic primary profile (quotes his campaign site)
Minimum Wage

We reviewed his campaign site (as quoted by BranchVote) as of September 2026 and found no stated position on this.

Source: BranchVote — Juan Estrada, 2026 Democratic primary profile (quotes his campaign site)
Homelessness

Proposes a “Tenant Bill of Rights with just-cause eviction, rent-hike limits tied to inflation.”

Source: BranchVote — Juan Estrada, 2026 Democratic primary profile (quotes his campaign site)
Veterans Affairs

We reviewed his campaign site (as quoted by BranchVote) as of September 2026 and found no stated position on this.

Source: BranchVote — Juan Estrada, 2026 Democratic primary profile (quotes his campaign site)
Immigration

“Force I.C.E. out of our community… Codify in-state college tuition.”

Source: BranchVote — Juan Estrada, 2026 Democratic primary profile (quotes his campaign site)
Gun Control

“Close background-check loopholes for all gun sales, mandate safe-storage locks.”

Source: BranchVote — Juan Estrada, 2026 Democratic primary profile (quotes his campaign site)
Abortion

“Guarantee reproductive freedom with a state constitutional amendment.”

Source: BranchVote — Juan Estrada, 2026 Democratic primary profile (quotes his campaign site)
LGBTQ+

“Overturn anti-LGBTQ and anti-DEI laws, enact the Georgia Equality Act.”

Source: BranchVote — Juan Estrada, 2026 Democratic primary profile (quotes his campaign site)
Marijuana

We reviewed his campaign site (as quoted by BranchVote) as of September 2026 and found no stated position on this.

Source: BranchVote — Juan Estrada, 2026 Democratic primary profile (quotes his campaign site)
Data centers

We reviewed his campaign site (as quoted by BranchVote) as of September 2026 and found no stated position on this.

Source: BranchVote — Juan Estrada, 2026 Democratic primary profile (quotes his campaign site)

Accountability File

None documented.

Every entry is drawn from published reporting, official records, or the candidate's own statements, with sources on each item. Policy summaries are condensed from that reporting and reflect the candidate's stated positions; where a matter is an allegation or unresolved, that is noted, and inclusion is not a finding of guilt. Contributor figures are early/partial where the official itemized filings (Georgia Ethics Commission) are still being compiled. Corrections welcome via the contact link in the footer. Last updated 2026-06-17.