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2026 midtermsResults

2026 results · state legislatures · Georgia

Control of the Georgia House is not settled

In the Senate, Democrats hold or lead 27 seats and Republicans 29, against 22 and 33 before. Four seats are led by another party than held them.

In the House, Democrats hold or lead 92 seats and Republicans 88, against 81 and 99 before. 15 seats are led by another party than held them.

Leaders in the count from Georgia Secretary of State, not called winners. A close seat can still change.

One dot per seat, 56 in all; a party across the line holds a majority. 4 seats change hands, striped where they land.

Before: 22–33. With the leaders elected: 27–29, every seat not on the ballot as it was and every seat on it to the party leading the count.

Republicans keep control

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4 seats changing party, then the closest

Georgia Senate: the districts on the ballot
DistrictLeadingRunner-upMarginHeld byPrecincts
37FlipDarcy Castro D 50.8%Ed Setzler R 49.3%D+1.5R43/43
42FlipEric W. Lee, Sr. D 52.3%Bret A. Dunn R 47.7%D+4.6R35/35
45FlipScott Tippetts D 52.4%Clint Dixon R 47.6%D+4.8R27/27
48FlipLaura Murvartian D 52.9%Shawn Still R 47.1%D+5.8R37/37
32Kay Kirkpatrick R 51.0%Michael Hettig D 49.0%R+2.0R41/41
1Ben Watson R 52.2%Corey Foreman D 47.8%R+4.5R49/49
23Max Burns R 53.5%Shayna Boston D 46.5%R+7.0R75/75
56John Albers R 54.0%Patrick Thompson D 46.0%R+7.9R43/43
46Marc McMain R 54.7%Ray Smith D 45.3%R+9.3R35/35
30Timothy J. Bearden R 55.8%Wanda Cooper D 44.2%R+11.6R43/43
31Jason R. Anavitarte R 56.2%Alec Miller D 43.8%R+12.4R27/27
29Randy Robertson R 57.8%Jeff Lowe D 42.2%R+15.5R46/46
16Marty Harbin R 58.4%Sonya Wimberly Hawkins D 41.6%R+16.8R44/44
14Kevin Abel D 62.8%Mike Dvorscak R 37.3%D+25.5D70/70
2Derek J. Mallow D 100.0%unopposed—D58/58
3Mike Hodges R 100.0%unopposed—R44/44
4Billy Hickman R 100.0%unopposed—R45/45
5Sheikh Rahman D 100.0%unopposed—D27/27
6Matt Brass R 66.1%Jermarkus A. Jacobs D 33.9%R+32.2R42/42
7Ruwa Romman D 66.0%Aizaz Shahbaz Shaikh R 34.0%D+32.0D33/33
8Russ Goodman R 100.0%unopposed—R45/45
9Nikki Merritt D 71.1%Michael Johnson R 28.9%D+42.1D37/37
10Larry Johnson D 89.8%Furquan Stafford R 10.2%D+79.6D53/53
11Sam Watson R 100.0%unopposed—R78/78
12Edward Brown D 100.0%unopposed—not matched83/83
13Carden H. Summers R 100.0%unopposed—R51/51
15Tremaine "Teddy" Reese D 71.2%Chuck Hand R 28.8%D+42.5D39/39
17Gail Davenport D 100.0%unopposed—D34/34
18Steven McNeel R 100.0%unopposed—R45/45
19David Sikes R 70.7%Joshua C. Wilkerson D 29.3%R+41.4R64/64
20Larry Walker R 100.0%unopposed—R44/44
21Jason T. Dickerson R 64.3%Kori Simmons D 35.7%R+28.6R47/47
22Harold V. Jones II D 100.0%unopposed—D57/57
24Lee Anderson R 65.0%Lorraine V. Thomas D 35.0%R+30.0R62/62
25Rick A. Williams R 100.0%unopposed—R47/47
26David E. Lucas D 68.4%Tracy Wheeler R 31.6%D+36.8D54/54
27Mike Dudgeon R 63.3%Jessica Roper D 36.7%R+26.6R25/25
28Donzella James D 100.0%unopposed—D53/53
33Michael Doc Rhett D 100.0%unopposed—D33/33
34Kenya Wicks D 100.0%unopposed—D47/47
35Jaha V. Howard D 100.0%unopposed—D62/62
36Nan Grogan Orrock D 92.0%Katie Corkren R 8.0%D+83.9D76/76
38Rashaun Kemp D 81.1%Eric Helvy R 18.9%D+62.1D85/85
39Sonya Halpern D 88.5%John F. Guest, Jr. R 11.5%D+77.0D91/91
40Sally Harrell D 69.6%Melina R. Mast R 30.4%D+39.3D41/41
41Kim Jackson D 87.4%Jeff Newlin R 12.6%D+74.7D48/48
43Tonya P. Anderson D 100.0%unopposed—D29/29
44Saira Draper D 92.5%Ngozi Orabueze R 7.5%D+84.9D52/52
47Frank Ginn R 100.0%unopposed—R41/41
49Drew Echols R 66.6%William Wallace D 33.4%R+33.1R30/30
50Bo Hatchett R 78.3%Dave Cooper D 21.7%R+56.6R38/38
51Will Wade R 79.1%Gary St. Lawrence D 20.9%R+58.2R58/58
52Chuck Hufstetler R 100.0%unopposed—R35/35
53Lanny Thomas R 73.9%John Bentley "Jack" Zibluk D 26.1%R+47.9R39/39
54Chuck Payne R 100.0%unopposed—R38/38
55Randal Mangham D 83.4%Mary Williams Benefield R 16.6%D+66.9D46/46

Held by: the sitting member before the election, matched to the district; a seat with no matched member is left unmatched rather than given a party. District lines: the Census Bureau’s 2024 state legislative districts; a seat not on this year’s ballot is drawn in the page’s gray, outlined in its sitting member’s party.