Georgia

Statewide elected officials and every seat in the Georgia General Assembly. For Georgia's members of Congress, see your representatives.

Statewide offices 4

Governor Brian Kemp (Republican)
Lieutenant Governor Burt Jones (Republican)
Attorney General Chris Carr (Republican)
Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger (Republican)

Senate 55 members · 56 seats · 1 vacant

Chamber leaders (such as the speaker) aren't in our source yet; see the Georgia General Assembly's website ↗.

District 1 Ben Watson (Republican)
District 2 Derek Mallow (Democratic)
District 3 Mike Hodges (Republican)
District 4 Billy Hickman (Republican)
District 5 Sheikh Rahman (Democratic)
District 6 Matt Brass (Republican)
District 7 Adrienne White (Democratic)
District 8 Russ Goodman (Republican)
District 9 Nikki Merritt (Democratic)
District 10 Emanuel Jones (Democratic)
District 11 Sam Watson (Republican)
District 12 Vacant
District 13 Carden Summers (Republican)
District 14 Josh McLaurin (Democratic)
District 15 Ed Harbison (Democratic)
District 16 Marty Harbin (Republican)
District 17 Gail Davenport (Democratic)
District 18 Steven McNeel (Republican)
District 19 Blake Tillery (Republican)
District 20 Larry Walker (Republican)
District 21 Jason Dickerson (Republican)
District 22 Harold Jones (Democratic)
District 23 Max Burns (Republican)
District 24 Lee Anderson (Republican)
District 25 Rick Williams (Republican)
District 26 David Lucas (Democratic)
District 27 Greg Dolezal (Republican)
District 28 Donzella James (Democratic)
District 29 Randy Robertson (Republican)
District 30 Tim Bearden (Republican)
District 31 Jason Anavitarte (Republican)
District 32 Kay Kirkpatrick (Republican)
District 33 Doc Rhett (Democratic)
District 34 Kenya Wicks (Democratic)
District 35 Jaha Howard (Democratic)
District 36 Nan Orrock (Democratic)
District 37 Ed Setzler (Republican)
District 38 RaShaun Kemp (Democratic)
District 39 Sonya Halpern (Democratic)
District 40 Sally Harrell (Democratic)
District 41 Kim Jackson (Democratic)
District 42 Brian Strickland (Republican)
District 43 Tonya Anderson (Democratic)
District 44 Elena Parent (Democratic)
District 45 Clint Dixon (Republican)
District 46 Bill Cowsert (Republican)
District 47 Frank Ginn (Republican)
District 48 Shawn Still (Republican)
District 49 Drew Echols (Republican)
District 50 Bo Hatchett (Republican)
District 51 Steve Gooch (Republican)
District 52 Chuck Hufstetler (Republican)
District 53 Lanny Thomas (Republican)
District 54 Chuck Payne (Republican)
District 55 Randal Mangham (Democratic)
District 56 John Albers (Republican)

"Vacant" means our source lists no one in that seat: a real vacancy, or a change it hasn't recorded yet.

House 180 members · 180 seats

Chamber leaders (such as the speaker) aren't in our source yet; see the Georgia General Assembly's website ↗.

District 1 Mike Cameron (Republican)
District 2 Steve Tarvin (Republican)
District 3 Mitchell Horner (Republican)
District 4 Kasey Carpenter (Republican)
District 5 Matt Barton (Republican)
District 6 Jason Ridley (Republican)
District 7 Johnny Chastain (Republican)
District 8 Stan Gunter (Republican)
District 9 Will Wade (Republican)
District 10 Victor Anderson (Republican)
District 11 Rick Jasperse (Republican)
District 12 Eddie Lumsden (Republican)
District 13 Katie Dempsey (Republican)
District 14 Mitchell Scoggins (Republican)
District 15 Matthew Gambill (Republican)
District 16 Trey Kelley (Republican)
District 17 Martin Momtahan (Republican)
District 18 Tyler Smith (Republican)
District 19 Joseph Gullett (Republican)
District 20 Charlice Byrd (Republican)
District 21 Brad Thomas (Republican)
District 22 Jordan Ridley (Republican)
District 23 Bill Fincher (Republican)
District 24 Carter Barrett (Republican)
District 25 Todd Jones (Republican)
District 26 Lauren McDonald (Republican)
District 27 Lee Hawkins (Republican)
District 28 Brent Cox (Republican)
District 29 Matt Dubnik (Republican)
District 30 Derrick McCollum (Republican)
District 31 Emory Dunahoo (Republican)
District 32 Chris Erwin (Republican)
District 33 Alan Powell (Republican)
District 34 Devan Seabaugh (Republican)
District 35 Lisa Campbell (Democratic)
District 36 Ginny Ehrhart (Republican)
District 37 Mary Frances Williams (Democratic)
District 38 David Wilkerson (Democratic)
District 39 Terry Cummings (Democratic)
District 40 Kimberly New (Republican)
District 41 Michael Smith (Democratic)
District 42 Gabriel Sanchez (Democratic)
District 43 Solomon Adesanya (Democratic)
District 44 Don Parsons (Republican)
District 45 Sharon Cooper (Republican)
District 46 John Carson (Republican)
District 47 Jan Jones (Republican)
District 48 Scott Hilton (Republican)
District 49 Chuck Martin (Republican)
District 50 Michelle Au (Democratic)
District 51 Esther Panitch (Democratic)
District 52 Shea Roberts (Democratic)
District 53 Deborah Silcox (Republican)
District 54 Betsy Holland (Democratic)
District 55 Inga Willis (Democratic)
District 56 Bryce Berry (Democratic)
District 57 Stacey Evans (Democratic)
District 58 Park Cannon (Democratic)
District 59 Phil Olaleye (Democratic)
District 60 Sheila Jones (Democratic)
District 61 Mekyah McQueen (Democratic)
District 62 Tanya Miller (Democratic)
District 63 Kim Schofield (Democratic)
District 64 Sylvia Wayfer (Democratic)
District 65 Robert Dawson (Democratic)
District 66 Kimberly Alexander (Democratic)
District 67 Lydia Glaize (Democratic)
District 68 Derrick Jackson (Democratic)
District 69 Debra Bazemore (Democratic)
District 70 Lynn Smith (Republican)
District 71 Jutt Howard (Republican)
District 72 David Huddleston (Republican)
District 73 Josh Bonner (Republican)
District 74 Robert Flournoy (Democratic)
District 75 Eric Bell (Democratic)
District 76 Sandra Scott (Democratic)
District 77 Rhonda Burnough (Democratic)
District 78 Demetrius Douglas (Democratic)
District 79 Yasmin Neal (Democratic)
District 80 Long Tran (Democratic)
District 81 Noelle Kahaian (Republican)
District 82 Karen Mathiak (Republican)
District 83 Karen Lupton (Democratic)
District 84 Mary Margaret Oliver (Democratic)
District 85 Karla Drenner (Democratic)
District 86 Imani Barnes (Democratic)
District 87 Viola Davis (Democratic)
District 88 Billy Mitchell (Democratic)
District 89 Omari Crawford (Democratic)
District 90 Saira Draper (Democratic)
District 91 Angela Moore (Democratic)
District 92 Rhonda Taylor (Democratic)
District 93 Doreen Carter (Democratic)
District 94 Venola Mason (Democratic)
District 95 Dar'shun Kendrick (Democratic)
District 96 Arlene Beckles (Democratic)
District 97 Ruwa Romman (Democratic)
District 98 Marvin Lim (Democratic)
District 99 Matt Reeves (Republican)
District 100 David Clark (Republican)
District 101 Scott Holcomb (Democratic)
District 102 Gabe Okoye (Democratic)
District 103 Soo Hong (Republican)
District 104 Chuck Efstration (Republican)
District 105 Sandy Donatucci (Republican)
District 106 Akbar Ali (Democratic)
District 107 Sam Park (Democratic)
District 108 Jasmine Clark (Democratic)
District 109 Dewey McClain (Democratic)
District 110 Segun Adeyina (Democratic)
District 111 Rey Martinez (Republican)
District 112 Bruce Williamson (Republican)
District 113 Sharon Henderson (Democratic)
District 114 Tim Fleming (Republican)
District 115 Regina Lewis-Ward (Democratic)
District 116 El-Mahdi Holly (Democratic)
District 117 Mary Ann Santos (Democratic)
District 118 Clint Crowe (Republican)
District 119 Holt Persinger (Republican)
District 120 Houston Gaines (Republican)
District 121 Eric Gisler (Democratic)
District 122 Spencer Frye (Democratic)
District 123 Rob Leverett (Republican)
District 124 Trey Rhodes (Republican)
District 125 Gary Richardson (Republican)
District 126 L.C. Myles (Democratic)
District 127 Mark Newton (Republican)
District 128 Mack Jackson (Democratic)
District 129 Karlton Howard (Democratic)
District 130 Sheila Nelson (Democratic)
District 131 Rob Clifton (Republican)
District 132 Brian Prince (Democratic)
District 133 Danny Mathis (Republican)
District 134 Robert Dickey (Republican)
District 135 Beth Camp (Republican)
District 136 David Jenkins (Republican)
District 137 Debbie Buckner (Democratic)
District 138 Vance Smith (Republican)
District 139 Carmen Rice (Republican)
District 140 Teddy Reese (Democratic)
District 141 Carolyn Hugley (Democratic)
District 142 Miriam Paris (Democratic)
District 143 Nissa Jones (Democratic)
District 144 Dale Washburn (Republican)
District 145 Tangie Herring (Democratic)
District 146 Shaw Blackmon (Republican)
District 147 Bethany Ballard (Republican)
District 148 Noel Williams (Republican)
District 149 Floyd Griffin (Democratic)
District 150 Patty Marie Stinson (Democratic)
District 151 Mike Cheokas (Republican)
District 152 Bill Yearta (Republican)
District 153 David Sampson (Democratic)
District 154 Gerald Greene (Republican)
District 155 Matt Hatchett (Republican)
District 156 Leesa Hagan (Republican)
District 157 Bill Werkheiser (Republican)
District 158 Butch Parrish (Republican)
District 159 Jon Burns (Republican)
District 160 Lehman Franklin (Republican)
District 161 Bill Hitchens (Republican)
District 162 Carl Gilliard (Democratic)
District 163 Anne Westbrook (Democratic)
District 164 Ron Stephens (Republican)
District 165 Edna Jackson (Democratic)
District 166 Jesse Petrea (Republican)
District 167 Buddy DeLoach (Republican)
District 168 Al Williams (Democratic)
District 169 Angie O'Steen (Republican)
District 170 Jaclyn Ford (Republican)
District 171 Joe Campbell (Republican)
District 172 Chas Cannon (Republican)
District 173 Darlene Taylor (Republican)
District 174 John Corbett (Republican)
District 175 John LaHood (Republican)
District 176 James Burchett (Republican)
District 177 Alvin Payton (Democratic)
District 178 Steven Meeks (Republican)
District 179 Rick Townsend (Republican)
District 180 Steven Sainz (Republican)

Source: Open States (Plural Policy), checked Oct 28, 2026. Names link to each official's own page.