Platforms
The agenda, office by office
This list comes from what each campaign has said and published. For the full details,
visit the campaign sites linked from the Statewide Candidates directory.
U.S. Senate · incumbent
Jon Ossoff
- Keep bringing federal money to Georgia for roads, bridges, and jobs
- Keep digging into corruption, prison conditions, and government waste
- Protect voting rights and push for federal rules that keep election workers safe and voting open
- Lower costs for families, including health care and medicine prices
Governor
Keisha Lance Bottoms
- Fully grow Medicaid so hundreds of thousands more Georgians get health coverage
- Work to end the six-week abortion ban
- Build more affordable housing and fight rising living costs across the state
- Raise teacher pay and fully fund public schools
Lieutenant Governor
Josh McLaurin
- Use his role leading the Senate to bring Medicaid and abortion-rights bills up for a vote
- Stop extreme bills from getting a vote
- Push for rules that protect people from unfair loans and hidden fees
Attorney General
Tanya Miller
- Point the office at corruption, fraud, and crimes against Georgians who need the most protection
- Protect people from scams, price gouging, and unfair business tricks
- Defend Georgians' civil rights and push back when the federal government reaches into state elections
Secretary of State
Penny Brown Reynolds
- Keep elections safe and honest while making it easier, not harder, to sign up and vote
- Protect county election workers from threats and bullying
- Cut wait times and paperwork for job licenses and business sign-ups
Insurance & Fire Safety Commissioner
Keisha Sean Waites
- Fight home and car insurance price hikes and make companies explain increases in public
- Make sure customer complaints get real follow-up so claims get paid fairly and on time
- Bring more fire safety checks and help to communities that get overlooked
Labor Commissioner
Nikki Porcher
- Update the unemployment system so benefits reach people fast after they lose a job
- Grow job training that leads to real jobs, including for veterans and people changing careers
- Make childcare cheaper so parents can actually get back to work
Agriculture Commissioner
Katherine Juhan-Arnold
- Open new places for Georgia's small and mid-size farmers to sell what they grow
- Bring down food costs with a shorter trip from Georgia farms to Georgia tables
- Help new farmers get land and get started
School Superintendent
Lydia Powell
- Send more state school money into classrooms and keeping good teachers
- Cut back on over-testing and give teachers room to teach
- Grow mental health help and reading programs in every district
Public Service Commission · District 3 · incumbent
Peter Hubbard
- Vote no on unfair Georgia Power rate hikes and demand clear facts in rate cases
- Speed up cheap solar power and battery storage in Georgia's energy plans
- Make data-center companies, not families, pay for the extra power they use
Public Service Commission · District 5
Shelia Edwards
- Make "can people afford it?" the first test for every rate decision
- Explain PSC decisions in plain words so customers can follow the money
- Team up with Hubbard to form a pro-customer voting group on the commission
These summaries come from campaign websites and public statements as of mid-2026.
Plans can change, so check each campaign's site for the latest. See also
what they've done and
what each office does.
