Anthony Robbins
Challenger Anthony Robbins is running for GA Commissioner of Labor in Morrow, Georgia. Election day is November 3, 2026.
Anthony L. Robbins: A Rising Force in Georgia's Political Landscape
Anthony L. Robbins has recently entered the political scene in Georgia, armed with a rich background as a former law enforcement officer, Sheriff Investigator, esteemed private investigator, and criminal defense expert from Miami, Florida. Since his move to Georgia in 2017, Robbins has established an impressive career that spans over twenty years in his profession. He currently holds the position of Chief Forensic Criminal Defense Investigator and Police Investigator at one of the nation’s premier investigative firms, renowned for its focus on criminal defense, capital mitigation, and wrongful conviction cases. His firm is celebrated across several states for its unwavering commitment to justice and thorough investigative methodologies.
Robbins's experience includes roles as both a Constitutional Officer in Georgia and as a Public Official at local and federal levels. He was appointed by the Mayor of Miami to serve on the Police Advisory and Civilian Investigative Board and received a nomination to a federal board.
Although Robbins's influence within Georgia is still unfolding, his extensive background prepares him well for forthcoming challenges. His dedication to public service has been acknowledged through proclamations from former Miami-Dade County Mayor Alex Penelas and City of Miami Mayor Manny Diaz for his impactful contributions to the community he served. Furthermore, Robbins was nominated by former Republican Governor Jeb Bush for a position on the U.S. Selective Service System and honored with a Presidential appointment from former President George W. Bush, serving diligently for 25 years across multiple presidential administrations—including those of George W. Bush, Bill Clinton, and Barack Obama.
Additionally, Robbins received accolades from former Democratic President Bill Clinton and Vice President Al Gore for his involvement in the American Reads Program. Remarkably, he also made history as the youngest individual—and first African American male—to serve as Executive Director for the Division of Family Preservation—a court-mandated supervised visitation initiative run by one of Florida’s largest judicial circuits.
In conclusion, Anthony L. Robbins is well-positioned to make impactful contributions to Georgia’s political landscape through his vast experience and steadfast commitment to justice.
Anthony L. Robbins has recently entered the political scene in Georgia, armed with a rich background as a former law enforcement officer, Sheriff Investigator, esteemed private investigator, and criminal defense expert from Miami, Florida. Since his move to Georgia in 2017, Robbins has established an impressive career that spans over twenty years in his profession. He currently holds the position of Chief Forensic Criminal Defense Investigator and Police Investigator at one of the nation’s premier investigative firms, renowned for its focus on criminal defense, capital mitigation, and wrongful conviction cases. His firm is celebrated across several states for its unwavering commitment to justice and thorough investigative methodologies.
Robbins's experience includes roles as both a Constitutional Officer in Georgia and as a Public Official at local and federal levels. He was appointed by the Mayor of Miami to serve on the Police Advisory and Civilian Investigative Board and received a nomination to a federal board.
Although Robbins's influence within Georgia is still unfolding, his extensive background prepares him well for forthcoming challenges. His dedication to public service has been acknowledged through proclamations from former Miami-Dade County Mayor Alex Penelas and City of Miami Mayor Manny Diaz for his impactful contributions to the community he served. Furthermore, Robbins was nominated by former Republican Governor Jeb Bush for a position on the U.S. Selective Service System and honored with a Presidential appointment from former President George W. Bush, serving diligently for 25 years across multiple presidential administrations—including those of George W. Bush, Bill Clinton, and Barack Obama.
Additionally, Robbins received accolades from former Democratic President Bill Clinton and Vice President Al Gore for his involvement in the American Reads Program. Remarkably, he also made history as the youngest individual—and first African American male—to serve as Executive Director for the Division of Family Preservation—a court-mandated supervised visitation initiative run by one of Florida’s largest judicial circuits.
In conclusion, Anthony L. Robbins is well-positioned to make impactful contributions to Georgia’s political landscape through his vast experience and steadfast commitment to justice.
