Latest reporting from the Elections desk.
The victories put new leaders in charge of policy – and raise a harder question for the political establishment: whose judgment about viable candidates deserves to be trusted?
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Republican Greg Dolezal proposes tax cuts, expanded school choice and restrictions on corporate ownership of homes. His platform does not quantify replacement funding for proposed tax changes.
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Republican Fitz Johnson, a former Georgia public service commissioner, is challenging Democratic incumbent Peter Hubbard. His campaign emphasizes utility affordability and reliability.
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Republican incumbent Tyler Harper emphasizes food-market competition, farmland protection and market access for farmers. His platform does not quantify expected household savings.
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Republican Tim Fleming emphasizes elections, professional licensing and government technology. His campaign biography identifies a University of Georgia degree and prior service as deputy secretary of state.
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The DeKalb commissioner’s public record includes housing planning and affordability initiatives.
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The incumbent commissioner’s record includes unsuccessful motions seeking additional fuel- and storm-cost relief.
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The Democratic lieutenant governor candidate supports Medicaid expansion, labor rights and changes to state spending priorities.
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The incumbent superintendent’s proposals include salary-step changes, safety funding and career preparation.
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Duffie supports a federal consumption tax and reduced business regulation.
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The appointed commissioner seeks a full term with priorities involving unemployment services, hiring and training partnerships.
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The commissioner’s platform includes consumer assistance, fraud investigations and Georgia Access.
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Democrat Penny Brown Reynolds proposes changes to voting access, business filings and professional licensing. Her published platform does not include implementation costs or a timetable.
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