Steven Rogers is a husband and father. He lives in Woodstock, Georgia and has a bachelor's degree in Information Technology from the American Military University as well as a master's in business technology from the University of Georgia.

Steven is a cybersecurity engineer. He works at a Fortune 500 company as a principal application security engineer and team lead. 

2026 Georgia General Election

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Advocates for smarter planning, sustainable investment, and ensuring the community's character is preserved.

Said, "Cherokee County deserves a leader who puts people over profits."

Advocates for responsible budgets that prioritize smart spending, eliminate wasteful expenditures, and efficient use of tax dollars, stating, "This includes safeguarding and preserving essential funding for our beloved libraries, social services, and parks."

Plans on supporting the local workforce and entrepreneurship.

- Advocates for smarter planning, sustainable investment, and ensuring the community's character is preserved.
- Said, "Cherokee County deserves a leader who puts people over profits."
- Advocates for responsible budgets that prioritize smart spending, eliminate wasteful expenditures, and efficient use of tax dollars, stating, "This includes safeguarding and preserving essential funding for our beloved libraries, social services, and parks."
- Plans on supporting the local workforce and entrepreneurship.

Economy

Plans on investing in the future of children.

Advocates for open meetings, expanded communication channels, and accessible information in government.

- Plans on investing in the future of children.
- Advocates for open meetings, expanded communication channels, and accessible information in government.

Public Services

Wants to ensure homes are for families "and not corporate balance sheets."

- Seeks to "reign in" developers.
- Wants to ensure homes are for families "and not corporate balance sheets."

Housing & Urban Development

Said, "My commitment is to enhance public safety across Cherokee County by ensuring our first responders - our police, firefighters, and [emergency medical services] personnel - have the resources, training, and support they need... This means advocating for competitive compensation, modern equipment, and strategic planning to address growth."

Opposes Flock cameras and similar products, stating it is a violation of residents' privacy rights.

- Said, "My commitment is to enhance public safety across Cherokee County by ensuring our first responders - our police, firefighters, and [emergency medical services] personnel - have the resources, training, and support they need... This means advocating for competitive compensation, modern equipment, and strategic planning to address growth."
- Opposes Flock cameras and similar products, stating it is a violation of residents' privacy rights.

Public Safety

Transportation & Infrastructure

Supports affordable, reliable, and sustainable energy.

- Opposes data centers.
- Supports affordable, reliable, and sustainable energy.

Energy & the Environment

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Steven Rogers

- Said, "Cherokee County deserves a leader who puts people over profits."

- Plans on investing in the future of children.

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

As of July 23, 2026, Steven Rogers did not have a website or any information online.

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Creates new laws and passes the budget for your county