Gabriel Sterling is a Georgia-based American politician and election officer. He works as the Georgia Secretary of State’s chief operations officer (COO). He formerly served on the Sandy Springs, Georgia, municipal council.
He began his career in Republican Party politics as a volunteer for Mack Mattingly’s failed reelection attempt to the United States Senate in 1986. He was the campaign manager for Charlie Norwood, who was elected to the United States House of Representatives in 1994. Sterling campaigned for the Georgia House of Representatives in District 43 in 1998, facing off against Dorothy Felton in the Republican Party primary. Sterling was defeated in the election.
Where did Gabriel Sterling go to college?
Sterlin’s college has never been documented.
He is however a Sandy Springs native who attended Riverwood International Charter School and the University of Georgia.
After winning the 2018 election, Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger named Sterling COO of the Secretary of State’s office.
In November 2019, he became an independent contractor and worked to implement the usage of new voting equipment acquired from Dominion Voting Systems for the 2020 Georgia state elections. After Joe Biden won Georgia in the 2020 United States presidential election, Sterling openly refuted President Donald Trump’s charges of voter fraud, claiming they were “all easily, provably wrong,” and warned that remarks by Trump and other top Republicans will result in fatalities.
