Peach State Votes

Incumbent senator seeking a second term, first elected in the 2021 runoff. Georgia is one of two Democratic-held Senate seats in a state Trump carried in 2024, making this one of the most closely watched races in the country.

Former Atlanta mayor (2018–2022) and former director of the White House Office of Public Engagement.

State senator from Sandy Springs and attorney. Has campaigned on expanding Medicaid and repealing Georgia's six-week abortion ban.

State representative from Atlanta and former federal prosecutor.

Former Fulton County judge. Would be Georgia's first Democratic secretary of state since Cathy Cox left office in 2007. Oversees election administration statewide — no incumbent is running, since Raffensperger ran for governor instead.

Former state representative and Atlanta City Council member. Campaigning on challenging home and auto insurance rate hikes.

Air Force veteran, former teacher, and founder of Buy From A Black Woman, an Atlanta nonprofit supporting Black women-owned businesses. Campaigning on modernizing unemployment services and expanding childcare affordability.

Snellville nonprofit founder who runs Baby Katie's Pharm & Kitchen, connecting local farmers with families. Campaigning on market access for farmers and food affordability.

Assistant principal at Henry County's Hampton High School with 26 years as an educator across DeKalb, Clayton, Fayette, and Henry counties.

Incumbent commissioner and clean-energy advocate who flipped this seat in a 2025 special election, snapping a 20-year Republican streak on the commission. He is seeking a full six-year term. PSC seats are elected statewide, not just within the district.

Communications professional and energy advocate who previously worked with NASA engineers after the Challenger disaster. A Democratic win here alongside Hubbard would flip the commission for the first time since 2002.