ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — With the primaries and runoffs finally settled, Georgia’s November ballot is now locked, and the stage is set for a high-stakes Nov. 3, 2026 general election that is already drawing national attention.

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Here’s who’s on the ballot and the races that will decide it:

Governor (open seat | no incumbent)

• D- Keisha Lance Bottoms
• R - Rick Jackson

Lieutenant Governor (open seat | no incumbent)

• D - State Sen. Josh McLaurin
• R - State Sen. Greg Dolezal

Secretary of State (open seat | no incumbent)

• D - Penny Brown Reynolds
• R - Tim Fleming

Attorney General (open seat | no incumbent)

• D - Tanya Miller
• R - Brian Strickland

Labor Commissioner

• D - Nikki Porcher
• R - Barbara Rivera Holmes (I)

Insurance Commissioner

• D - Keisha Sean Waites
• R - John King (I)

Agriculture Commissioner

• D - Katherine E. Juhan-Arnold
• R - Tyler Harper (I)

School Superintendent

• D - Lydia Powell
• R - Richard Woods (I)

U.S. Senate

• D - U.S. Sen. Jon Ossoff (I)
• R - U.S. Rep. Mike Collins

U.S. District 1 (open seat | no incumbent)

• D - Amanda Hollowell
• R - Jim Kingston

U.S. District 2

• D - U.S. Rep. Sanford Bishop (I)
• R - Matt Day

U.S. District 3

• D - Maura Keller
• R - U.S. Rep. Brian Jack (I)

U.S. District 4

• D - U.S. Rep. Hank Johnson (I)
• R - Jim Duffie

U.S. District 5

• D - U.S. Rep. Nikema Williams (I)
• R - John “Bongo” Salvesen

U.S. District 6

• D - U.S. Rep. Lucy McBath (I)
• R - Kevin E. Martin

U.S. District 7

• D - Tony Kozycki
• R - U.S. Rep. Rich McCormick (I)

U.S. District 8

• D - Kelly Esti
• R - U.S. Rep. Austin Scott (I)

U.S. District 9

• D - Caitlyn Gegen
• R - U.S. Rep. Andrew Clyde (I)

U.S. District 10 (open seat | no incumbent)

• D - Pamela Delancy
• R - Houston Gaines

U.S. District 11 (open seat | no incumbent)

• D - Chris Harden
• R - John Cowan

U.S. District 12

• D - Ceretta Smith
• R - U.S. Rep. Rick Allen (I)

U.S. District 13 (open seat | no incumbent)

• D - Jasmine Clark
• R - Jonathan Chavez

U.S. District 14

• D - Shawn Harris
• R - U.S. Rep. Clay Fuller (I)

Tuesday’s ballot was led by the Republican runoff for governor between Lt. Gov. Burt Jones and health care executive Rick Jackson in which the latter prevailed.

Jackson will face Democrat Keisha Lance Bottoms in November, setting up one of the state’s highest-profile general election matchups.

Voters will also settle who will represent them in the U.S. Senate: Incumbent Jon Ossoff or U.S. Rep. Mike Collins.

That race will help determine the balance of power in Washington and is expected to draw heavy outside spending and national attention.

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