Retired — but not done yet. Running for State Senate, District 35.
Advocating For Stronger Communities Since 2003
Roger Bruce represented District 61 in the Georgia House of Representatives. His former district included parts of the incorporated City of South Fulton, Douglas County, portions of Atlanta and Cobb County. He was first elected in 2003 and has successfully been re-elected prior to briefly retiring in 2023.
During his time in office, Rep. Bruce was an effective communicator and relationship builder — working within the Democratic Party to strengthen coalitions, and holding firm, rational positions in finding common ground with sensible Republicans. It’s the reason why governors of both parties have signed into law 87 bills that have positively impacted the lives of his local residents and all of Georgia.
While he primarily focused on issues related to children with special needs, protecting aging Americans, securing our voting rights, helping small businesses thrive and funding public education, most people know the name “ROGER BRUCE” for his dedication to meeting local people exactly where they are, with the kindness and wisdom of a good neighbor.
His results-driven advocacy, especially when his political party was not in the majority, has made Rep. Roger Bruce one of the surest bets in his run to become the next Senator for District 35’s Cobb County and Fulton County communities.
“Rep. Bruce taught me so much about a subject I thought I was already an expert on: myself!”
—Chelsea M.
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