LIST: Candidates who have qualified in Georgia’s May primary

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Published: Mar. 3, 2026 at 4:20 PM EST|Updated: Mar. 6, 2026 at 12:40 PM EST

ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — Qualifying ends Friday in Georgia’s nationally watched May 19, 2026 primaries, elections that will choose the Democratic and Republican nominees for the state’s wide open governor, lieutenant governor, secretary of state and attorney general contests.

One metro Atlanta congressional seat - the 11th district - will also be open with U.S. Rep. Barry Loudermilk choosing not to run for reelection.

Republicans will also nominate candidate to challenge Democratic U.S. Senate incumbent Jon Ossoff in November.

Important dates for voters in Georgia’s 2026 elections

Here is a list of the candidates who qualified this week for Georgia’s top federal and statewide races and metro Atlanta’s congressional elections.

U.S. Senate

  • U.S. Sen. Jon Ossoff (D) - incumbent
  • U.S. Rep. Earl “Buddy” Carter (R)
  • U.S. Rep. Mike Collins (R)
  • John Francis Coyne III (R)
  • Derek Dooley (R)
  • Jonathan McColumn (R)

Governor (open; incumbent Gov. Brian Kemp is term limited)

  • Attorney General Chris Carr (R)
  • Clark Headrick Dean (R)
  • Rick Jackson (R)
  • Lt. Gov. Burt Jones (R)
  • Gregg Kirkpatrick (R)
  • Brad Raffensperger (R)
  • Thomas Williams (R)
  • Ken Yasger (R)
  • Keisha Lance Bottoms (D)
  • Olu Brown (D)
  • Amanda Duffy (D)
  • Geoff Duncan (D)
  • Jason Esteves (D)
  • State Rep. Derrick Jackson (D)
  • Michael Thurmond (D)

Lieutenant Governor (open; incumbent Burt Jones is running for governor)

  • Josh McLaurin (D)
  • State Sen. Nabilah Parkes
  • Richard Wright (D)
  • David Clark (R)
  • State Sen. Greg Dolezal (R)
  • Steve Gooch (R)
  • John Flanders Kennedy (R)
  • Brenda Lynn Nelson-Porter (R)
  • Takosha Misheal Swan (R)
  • Michael Blake Tillery (R)

Secretary of State (open; incumbent Brad Raffensperger is running for governor)

  • Cam Thi Ashling (D)
  • Dana Barrett (D)
  • Adrian Consonery Jr. (D)
  • Penny Brown Reynolds (D)
  • Timothy Kyle Fleming (R)
  • Vernon Jones (R)
  • Kevin King (R)
  • Edward Tecumseh Metz (R)
  • Robert Gabriel Sterling (R)

Attorney General (open; incumbent Chris Carr is running for governor)

  • William Stone Cowsert (R)
  • Robert Brian Strickland (R)
  • Herbert Adams (D)
  • Tanya Miller (D)
  • Bob Trammell (D)

Insurance and Fire Safety Commissioner

  • John King (R) - incumbent
  • Clarence Blalock (D)
  • Thomas Gabriel Dean (D)
  • Ambuj Jain (D)
  • Deandre Bernard Mathis (D)
  • Keisha Sean Waites (D)

Labor Commissioner

  • Barbara Rivera Holmes (R) - incumbent
  • Brett Hulme (D)
  • Jason Moon (D)
  • Nikki Porcher (D)
  • Michelle Michi Sanchez
  • Christian Smith (D)

Agriculture Commissioner

  • Tyler Harper (R) - incumbent
  • Katherine E. Juhan-Arnold (D)
  • Sedrick Kent Rowe Jr. (D)

State School Superintendent

  • Richard Woods (R) - incumbent
  • Fred Jackson Longgrear (R)
  • Nelva Melissa Lee (R)
  • Randall Eugene Trammell (R)
  • Aaron Anthony (D)
  • Lydia Catalina Powell (D)
  • Otha Thornton (D)

Justice of the Supreme Court

  • Sarah Hawkins Warren (incumbent)
  • Jennifer Auer Jordan

Justice of the Supreme Court

  • Charles Bethel (incumbent)
  • Shamiracle Johnson Rankin

Public Service Commission District 4

  • Peter Hubbard (D) - incumbent
  • Terrell Fitz Johnson (R)

Public Service Commission District 5

  • Craig Cupid (D)
  • Angelia Pressley (D)
  • Bobby Meehan (R)
  • Joshua Aaron Tolbert (R)

U.S. House District 3

  • U.S. Rep. Brian Jack (R) - incumbent
  • George Johnson (D)
  • Maura Kathleen Keller (D)

U.S. House District 4

  • U.S. Rep. Hank Johnson (D) - incumbent
  • Ansen Postell (D)
  • Ben Truman
  • James Duffie (R)

U.S. House District 5

  • U.S. Rep. Nikema Williams (D) - incumbent
  • Arnetress Elaine Beatty (D)
  • John Oscar Salvesen II (R)

U.S. House District 6

  • U.S. Rep. Lucy McBath (D) - incumbent
  • Kelvin Eugene Martin (R)
  • Justin Lee Pinker (R)

U.S. House District 7

  • U.S. Rep. Rich McCormick (R) - incumbent
  • Larry Long (D)
  • Tony Kozycki (D)
  • Case Norton (D)

U.S. House District 9

  • U.S. Rep. Andrew Clyde (R) - incumbent
  • Warren Samuel Couvillon (R)
  • Joel Gregory Poole (R)
  • Nick Alex (D)
  • Caitlyn Gegen (D)

U.S. House District 10 (open; U.S. Rep. Mike Collins is running for GOP Senate)

  • Jeffrey Dwayne Baker (R)
  • Houston Gaines (R)
  • Ryan Christopher Millsap (R)
  • Pamela “Pam” Delancy (D)
  • Alexandra “Lexy” Doherty (D)
  • John Dority (D)

U.S. House District 11 (open; U.S. Rep. Barry Loudermilk not running for reelection)

  • Robert Allen Adkerson (R)
  • William Brown (R)
  • Lisa Ann Carlquist (R)
  • John Cowan Jr. (R)
  • Iloma Stacy Kama (R)
  • Chris Mora (R)
  • Tricia Pridemore (R)
  • Chris Harden (D)
  • Barry Wolfert (D)

U.S. House District 13

  • U.S. Rep. David Scott (D) - incumbent
  • Everton Blair (D)
  • Jasmine Clark (D)
  • Jeffree Monroe Fauntleroy (D)
  • Emanuel Jones (D)
  • Joe Lester (D)
  • Jonathan James Chavez (R)

U.S. House District 14 (open; March 10 special election, April 7 runoff will replace Marjorie Taylor Greene; winner will be the incumbent for May 19 primary)

  • Shawn Harris (D)
  • Star Black (R)
  • Reagan Box (R)
  • Timothy Brown (R)
  • Eric Cunningham (R)
  • Clay Fuller (R)
  • Thomas Gray (R)
  • Nicky Lama (R)
  • Colton Moore (R)
  • Brian Stover (R)
  • James Tully (R)
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