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Georgia Attorney General

Attorney General · Georgia

Tanya F. Miller flipped the seat for Democrats, winning by 11.1 points over Brian Strickland.

Runoff if no majority

Tanya F. MillerDemocrat · winner
55.5%2,320,270
44.5%1,856,943
4,177,213 votes

Source: Georgia Secretary of State unofficial resultsUpdated Nov 7, 2026, 1:21 PM ET

Where the race moved

Against the 2024 presidential vote

Every county, 2024 to 2026

Each dot is a county, sized by votes cast and colored by who carried it in 2026. Dots above the line moved toward Miller compared with the 2024 presidential vote; 158 of 159 did. The largest shift among the bigger counties: Whitfield, +23.3 points.

R+90R+90R+45R+45EvenEvenD+45D+45D+90D+90Moved toward Democrats ↑↓ Moved toward RepublicansFultonGwinnettCobbDeKalbCherokeeChatham2024 presidential margin →2026 margin →

Source: civicAPI county results (unofficial); 2024 president: MEDSL precinct returnsUpdated Nov 7, 2026, 1:34 PM ET

The seat's recent races

EvenR+2.62018 RaceR+5.32022 RaceR+2.22024 Pres.D+11.12026 Race

Source: Past results: 99chambers results archive (MEDSL, Klarner, state election offices)

By county

CountyShareMarginShift
FultonD+51.4+6.5
GwinnettD+35.5+19.0
CobbD+25.5+10.6
DeKalbD+71.8+7.1
CherokeeR+29.4+9.6
ChathamD+28.0+10.0
HenryD+47.3+17.6
ForsythR+22.1+11.0
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ClaytonD+80.8+11.6
HallR+29.8+14.0
PauldingR+6.5+17.6
ColumbiaR+15.1+10.5
CowetaR+23.9+10.0
RichmondD+47.4+11.3
HoustonD+2.8+14.1
FayetteD+6.0+9.1
MuscogeeD+34.9+11.6
DouglasD+49.0+17.6
BibbD+32.4+9.9
NewtonD+33.0+17.9
CarrollR+27.8+13.4
WaltonR+35.1+10.8
ClarkeD+49.8+11.5
BartowR+36.6+14.4
RockdaleD+60.9+13.4
JacksonR+42.7+12.4
LowndesR+5.7+12.3
GlynnR+20.5+5.5
BarrowR+22.0+18.4
FloydR+28.4+13.5
WhitfieldR+21.1+23.4
DoughertyD+49.2+8.1
SpaldingR+3.2+13.4
EffinghamR+36.1+13.0
BullochR+17.5+11.5
CatoosaR+44.8+10.7
TroupR+11.8+12.6
OconeeR+34.0+1.9
WalkerR+48.4+10.9
CamdenR+25.7+10.0
GordonR+48.7+14.7
LaurensR+23.4+9.4
BryanR+22.6+13.7
HabershamR+56.0+8.8
HarrisR+37.9+8.2
LibertyD+35.2+17.8
ThomasR+17.2+7.0
PickensR+60.1+5.7
BaldwinD+4.9+7.1
DawsonR+57.5+7.7
UnionR+59.8+2.6
MonroeR+41.2+5.5
GilmerR+54.9+7.7
LeeR+31.0+12.5
PolkR+47.5+13.0
TiftR+25.9+9.7
LumpkinR+54.7+7.0
WhiteR+62.8+5.7
MadisonR+44.5+10.3
ColquittR+37.6+12.6
JonesR+26.4+11.6
CoffeeR+30.0+15.1
FanninR+58.6+6.2
MurrayR+58.1+13.4
HaralsonR+68.1+6.3
GreeneR+30.6−1.7
HartR+48.2+6.7
PeachD+7.0+13.0
PutnamR+39.4+2.9
MorganR+42.0+3.9
WareR+34.4+8.7
WayneR+49.7+10.0
UpsonR+30.8+9.0
SumterD+9.4+7.2
ButtsR+35.6+9.5
StephensR+55.3+7.5
PikeR+68.9+4.5
MeriwetherR+18.8+6.6
BurkeD+3.1+12.4
FranklinR+66.6+6.0
DecaturR+14.3+9.6
McDuffieR+15.4+9.5
GradyR+30.0+8.2
LamarR+36.4+9.5
WashingtonD+3.4+5.3
RabunR+50.6+6.3
ToombsR+39.1+11.6
EmanuelR+34.7+9.4
BanksR+70.5+7.6
TownsR+59.5+2.8
ElbertR+33.2+10.2
ChattoogaR+53.8+10.4
PierceR+73.0+4.5
JasperR+51.6+6.8
OglethorpeR+31.2+11.2
WorthR+42.2+8.2
MitchellR+8.4+7.9
CrispR+21.8+4.1
DodgeR+42.9+7.0
TattnallR+44.4+9.1
ApplingR+54.6+7.8
JeffersonD+5.5+6.7
BerrienR+62.5+7.3
McIntoshR+22.2+6.4
BrantleyR+77.8+4.6
CookR+34.3+12.2
BrooksR+17.8+9.0
DadeR+57.1+9.5
ScrevenR+17.9+7.3
LongR+6.2+23.3
Ben HillR+19.1+12.9
CrawfordR+42.4+7.5
BleckleyR+50.5+4.8
HeardR+65.7+6.4
Jeff DavisR+57.5+10.8
WilkesR+8.2+8.7
LincolnR+39.7+5.1
MaconD+23.8+5.9
WilkinsonR+7.1+10.8
EarlyR+7.4+4.0
BaconR+67.4+5.8
TerrellD+8.2+4.1
CandlerR+36.9+10.6
HancockD+39.6+4.2
TwiggsR+2.3+12.3
PulaskiR+37.8+2.7
DoolyR+3.3+4.4
IrwinR+50.5+3.7
CharltonR+48.8+7.3
TelfairR+31.5+7.8
EvansR+35.8+6.6
JohnsonR+41.7+4.6
TaylorR+24.0+7.0
TurnerR+17.9+10.6
MontgomeryR+44.9+8.1
SeminoleR+34.3+6.2
MarionR+20.2+10.1
TalbotD+16.6+4.6
LanierR+36.0+10.4
JenkinsR+21.5+9.0
WilcoxR+43.8+5.3
RandolphD+9.7+2.1
AtkinsonR+38.5+15.5
TreutlenR+35.5+8.9
WarrenD+10.3+5.6
ClinchR+47.3+4.2
MillerR+48.0+2.4
WheelerR+40.3+4.8
SchleyR+58.2+4.3
CalhounD+18.5+6.2
StewartD+23.0+6.8
GlascockR+81.7+2.2
BakerR+14.6+5.3
ClayD+13.0+5.5
ChattahoocheeR+0.2+16.3
WebsterR+14.6+3.8
EcholsR+72.0+10.1
QuitmanR+14.6+0.8
TaliaferroD+19.6+4.7

Bar: share of the state's vote. Shift: change in margin from the 2024 presidential vote, + toward Democrats.

Source: civicAPI county results (unofficial); 2024 president: MEDSL precinct returnsUpdated Nov 7, 2026, 1:34 PM ET

Polls against the result

The final average had Miller ahead by 0.3. Miller won by 11.1: a 10.8-point miss toward Republicans.

R+10EvenD+10Result D+11.1Final average D+0.3Oct 1Nov 3
  • Poll with Miller ahead
  • Poll with Strickland ahead
  • Final polling average
  • Result
PollsterDatesSampleMillerStricklandMarginAdjustedMiss vs resultGradeRelease
The Atlanta Journal-ConstitutionOct 7–Oct 151,000 LV4444EvenD+0.2−11.1B−ajc.com ↗
Global Strategy Group for the Democratic Attorneys General AssociationD-sponsoredSep 27–Oct 1— V4643D+3D+0.5−8.1Cdems.ag ↗

Adjusted: after correcting for the pollster's house effect and likely-voter screens. Miss: the poll's margin minus the result; + means the poll leaned Democratic. Grade: the pollster's accuracy in past elections, A+ to D (pollster ratings).

Source: Each poll's release, via The New York Times and Wikipedia poll listsUpdated Oct 15, 2026

Pre-election forecast (final, Nov 3)

Our model's last run before Election Day, Nov 3, 2026. It no longer updates.

Tanya F. Miller
72%
Brian Strickland
28%
Projected margin
D+3.5
How the forecast works →

Also on this ballot here

U.S. SenateD+18.0
GovernorD+8.7
Lieutenant GovernorD+11.9
Secretary of StateD+11.4

Results within this state. Source: Results and race calls: Georgia Secretary of State (unofficial)Updated Nov 7, 2026, 1:21 PM ET