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U.S. House
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U.S. Senate
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Jon Ossoff
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Biography
Jon Ossoff was born and raised in Atlanta and represents Georgia in the U.S. Senate, per the campaign site. Before his election he was an investigative journalist whose small business produced award-winning investigations of corruption and war crimes for international news organizations, per the campaign site. He was educated at Georgetown University and the London School of Economics, per the campaign site. The campaign site lists no issues as of October 15, 2026.
Key voting record
Voted for legislation requiring detention of certain noncitizens charged with theft-related crimes and other offenses. Supported
Mike Collins represents Georgia's 10th Congressional District and is a small business owner from Jackson, Georgia, per the campaign site. He started his first trucking business at age 25 and now employs more than one hundred drivers, per the campaign site. The campaign site says he passed the TRANQ Act and the Laken Riley Act in Congress and served on the House Whip Team. The campaign site lists no issues as of October 13, 2026, per the campaign site.
Record in office
Sponsored immigration-enforcement legislation named for Georgia student Laken Riley.
Jackson is a Georgia businessman and philanthropist who began his career in commission sales before acquiring the company he worked for and building it into a healthcare-related business operating in all 50 states, per the campaign site. He grew up in foster care across five homes and thirteen schools and has since backed legislation offering former foster youth tuition-free college, per the campaign site.
Top Priorities
From the campaign site
Continue Republican economic and tax policy in Georgia
Emphasize conservative leadership and public safety
Run state government with business executive experience
Keisha Lance Bottoms is the Democratic nominee for Georgia governor, former mayor of Atlanta, and former senior adviser in the Biden administration. Her campaign emphasizes opportunity, equity, public safety, economic mobility, and a more united state government.
Top Priorities
From the campaign site
Expand opportunity and economic mobility
Strengthen public safety and community trust
Invest in education, health care, and working families
Dolezal grew up on a family farm in Georgia and founded and led companies in manufacturing, healthcare, technology and services, per the campaign site. He worked over a decade in Christian ministry, including helping launch Passion City Church in Atlanta, before his 2018 election to the Georgia State Senate, where he chairs the Transportation Committee, per the campaign site.
Top Priorities
From the campaign site
Advance conservative state policy
Shape education, tax, and budget debates
Use Senate leadership experience in the lieutenant governor's office
McLaurin is an attorney and Georgia state senator serving his fourth legislative term, and a graduate of the University of Georgia, per the campaign site.
Top Priorities
From the campaign site
Protect voting rights and democratic accountability
Brian Strickland is the Republican nominee for Georgia attorney general and a state senator who has chaired the Senate Judiciary Committee. His public record includes criminal-justice legislation, mental-health policy, public safety, and conservative legal priorities.
Tanya Miller is a Democratic candidate for Georgia attorney general, a state representative, and a former prosecutor. Her campaign emphasizes consumer protection, civil rights, criminal-justice experience, reproductive rights, and holding powerful actors accountable under state law.
Tim Fleming is the Republican nominee for Georgia secretary of state and a state representative from Covington. His campaign emphasizes election administration, business services, conservative election policy, and succeeding Brad Raffensperger in the state's chief elections office.
Brown Reynolds is a former Fulton County judge who served nearly a decade on the bench and was the first African American to serve as Executive Counsel to a Georgia governor, per the campaign site. Brown Reynolds later served in the U.S. Department of Agriculture as Acting Assistant Secretary and Deputy Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights, and founded a national nonprofit and a consulting firm, per the campaign site.
Top Priorities
From the campaign site
Protect voting rights and restore public trust in elections
Empower small businesses and entrepreneurs
Modernize professional licensing and cut bureaucracy
Tyler Harper is Georgia's incumbent agriculture commissioner and the Republican nominee for re-election. His office oversees agriculture markets, food safety, animal health, fuel and weights-and-measures regulation, and support for Georgia farmers.
Katherine E. Juhan-Arnold is the Democratic nominee for Georgia agriculture commissioner on the November 3, 2026 ballot, per the Secretary of State's certified candidate list. She is the founder of Baby Katie's Pharm and Kitchen, a Snellville farm-to-family nonprofit, per WABE. No campaign website was found as of September 7, 2026.
King is running for re-election as Georgia's Insurance and Safety Fire Commissioner; the campaign site describes him as a retired major general, former police chief, and the first Hispanic elected to statewide office in Georgia, per the campaign site.
Top Priorities
From the campaign site
Recover taxpayer money owed to Georgians
Hold powerful entities accountable
Pursue lawsuit reform and hold fraudsters accountable
Barbara Rivera Holmes has served as Georgia's Labor Commissioner since being appointed by Governor Brian Kemp in April 2025, according to the Georgia Department of Labor's website. She has led an initiative to modernize the department's unemployment insurance system and expand workforce training partnerships, per her campaign site.
Top Priorities
From the campaign site
Strengthening connections between small employers and job training pipelines
Modernizing the Department of Labor's unemployment insurance system
Expanding workforce development and skills training partnerships with colleges and employers
Porcher is a candidate for Georgia Labor Commissioner and a veteran, educator, and community advocate who served in the U.S. Air Force, taught in Georgia's public schools, and led a national nonprofit supporting small businesses, per the campaign site.
Richard Woods has served as Georgia's State School Superintendent for more than 10 years and has more than 32 years of experience in education, including 15 years as a classroom teacher and service as a principal, assistant principal and curriculum director, according to his campaign site and the Georgia Department of Education.
Top Priorities
From the campaign site
Funding school safety measures including school resource officers and crisis alert systems
Increasing literacy through Georgia owned academic standards and literacy coaches
Lydia Powell has more than 26 years of experience in education as a certified teacher, including 11 years in educational leadership, according to her campaign site. She has taught in Lee County, Florida, and in DeKalb, Henry, Clayton and Fayette County schools in Georgia, and chairs the City of Fayetteville Ethics Committee, per the site.
Top Priorities
From other published sources
Expanding preschool access, per AJC
Mental health supports in schools, per AJC
Rural connectivity and reducing standardized testing overreliance, per AJC
Fitz Johnson is the Republican nominee for Georgia Public Service Commission District 3 on the November 3, 2026 ballot, per the Secretary of State's certified candidate list. Commissioners are elected statewide but must live in their district. No campaign website was found as of September 7, 2026.
Peter Hubbard was sworn in as a Georgia Public Service Commissioner in January 2026, according to the Georgia Public Service Commission's website. Before joining the Commission, he worked for a solar developer building grid scale solar and energy storage systems and spent six years advocating for consumers before the Commission through a nonprofit he formed, per his campaign site.
Top Priorities
From the campaign site
Seeking an independent audit of Georgia Power's profit margin
Reconsidering the Commission's approval of Georgia Power's grid expansion plan
Publishing analysis of how data center electricity costs are allocated
Josh Tolbert holds four engineering degrees, including a doctorate in Mechanical Engineering, and is a licensed Professional Engineer in multiple states, according to his campaign site. He has worked as an engineer, educator, expert witness and small business owner across the nuclear, coal, oil and gas, biomass, geothermal and renewable energy industries, per the site.
Top Priorities
From the campaign site
Providing technical oversight to protect ratepayers
Delivering reliable and resilient utility systems
Improving environmental performance through engineering approaches
Shelia Edwards is a community advocate, journalist and business owner with more than 35 years of leadership experience in corporate America and in government at the local, state and federal levels, according to her campaign site. Early in her career she worked at Kennedy Space Center for Lockheed Space Operations supporting NASA's Space Shuttle Program, per the site.
Top Priorities
From the campaign site
Holding Georgia Power accountable for utility rate increases
Requiring data centers to pay the cost of infrastructure they require
Increasing transparency and accountability at the Public Service Commission
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