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President President Donald Trump Republican
Vice President Vice President Mike Pence Republican
U.S. Attorney General Attorney General Jeff Sessions III Republican
U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue Republican
U.S. Secretary of Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross, Jr. Republican
U.S. Secretary of Defense Secretary James Mattis Independent
U.S. Secretary of Education Secretary Betsy DeVos Republican
U.S. Secretary of Energy Secretary Rick Perry Republican
U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar II
U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen
U.S. Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson Republican
U.S. Secretary of Labor Secretary Alexander Acosta Republican
U.S. Secretary of State Secretary Mike Pompeo Republican
U.S. Secretary of Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao Republican
U.S. Secretary of Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin
U.S. Secretary of Veterans Affairs Secretary Robert Wilkie
U.S. Secretary of the Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke Republican

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U.S. Senate Senator Johnny Isakson Senior Seat Republican
Senator David Perdue Junior Seat Republican



U.S. House District 5 Representative John Lewis District 5 (Running) Democratic
District 6 Representative Karen Handel District 6 (Running) Republican	Kevin Abel District 6 Challenger (Lost) Democratic Steven Griffin District 6 Challenger (Lost) Democratic Bobby Kaple District 6 Challenger (Lost) Democratic Lucy McBath District 6 Challenger (Running) Democratic
District 7 Representative Rob Woodall District 7 (Running) Republican	Kathleen Allen District 7 Challenger (Lost) Democratic Carolyn Bourdeaux District 7 Challenger (Running) Democratic Melissa Davis District 7 Challenger (Lost) Democratic Shane Hazel District 7 Challenger (Lost) Republican David Kim District 7 Challenger (Lost) Democratic Ethan Pham District 7 Challenger (Lost) Democratic Steve Reilly District 7 Challenger (Lost) Democratic
District 11 Representative Barry Loudermilk District 11 (Running) Republican	Flynn Broady, Jr. District 11 Challenger (Running) Democratic
District 13 Representative David Scott District 13 (Running) Democratic	Femi Akinkugbe District 13 Challenger (Lost) Republican David Callahan District 13 Challenger (Running) Republican Martin Cowen District 13 Challenger (Running) Libertarian

Incumbents	Challengers
Governor Governor Nathan Deal Republican	Stacey Abrams Challenger (Running) Democratic Casey Cagle Challenger (Lost) Republican Stacey Evans Challenger (Lost) Democratic Eddie Hayes Challenger (Lost) Republican Hunter Hill Challenger (Lost) Republican Brian Kemp Challenger (Running) Republican Ted Metz Challenger (Running) Libertarian Larry Odom Challenger (Running) Independent Clay Tippins Challenger (Lost) Republican Marc Urbach Challenger (Lost) Republican Michael Williams Challenger (Lost) Republican
Lieutenant Governor Lieutenant Governor Casey Cagle Republican	Sarah Amico Challenger (Running) Democratic Geoff Duncan Challenger (Running) Republican Triana James Challenger (Lost) Democratic Rick Jeffares Challenger (Lost) Republican David Shafer Challenger (Lost) Republican

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Incumbents	Challengers
State House District 39 Representative Erica Thomas District 39 (Running) Democratic	Tray Deadwyler District 39 Challenger (Lost) Democratic Shelia Edwards District 39 Challenger (Lost) Democratic James Morrow, Jr. District 39 Challenger (Running) Republican Victoria Randle District 39 Challenger (Lost) Democratic
District 40 Representative Rich Golick District 40 Republican	Erick Allen District 40 Challenger (Running) Democratic Matt Bentley District 40 Challenger (Running) Republican Taryn Bowman District 40 Challenger (Lost) Republican Sandra Bullock District 40 Challenger (Removed) Democratic Justin Gorman District 40 Challenger (Lost) Democratic
District 42 Representative Teri Anulewicz District 42 (Running) Democratic	Jay Strickland District 42 Challenger (Running) Libertarian
District 43 Representative Sharon Cooper District 43 (Running) Republican	Kevin James District 43 Challenger (Lost) Republican Luisa Wakeman District 43 Challenger (Running) Democratic
District 52 Representative Deborah Silcox District 52 (Running) Republican	Patrick Marcacci District 52 Challenger (Running) Libertarian Shea Roberts District 52 Challenger (Running) Democratic Gavi Shapiro District 52 Challenger (Lost) Republican
District 53 Representative Sheila Jones District 53 (Running) Democratic
District 59 Representative David Dreyer District 59 (Running) Democratic
District 81 Representative Scott Holcomb District 81 (Running) Democratic	Ellen Diehl District 81 Challenger (Running) Republican Hamid Noori District 81 Challenger (Lost) Democratic
State Senate District 5 Senator Curt Thompson II District 5 (Lost) Democratic	Sheikh Rahman District 5 Challenger (Running) Democratic
District 6 Senator Jen Jordan District 6 (Running) Democratic	Leah Aldridge District 6 Challenger (Running) Republican John Gordon District 6 Challenger (Lost) Republican Jamie Parrish District 6 Challenger (Withdrawn) Republican
District 32 Senator Kay Kirkpatrick District 32 (Running) Republican	Christine Triebsch District 32 Challenger (Running) Democratic
District 36 Senator Nan Orrock District 36 (Running) Democratic
District 38 Senator Horacena Tate District 38 (Running) Democratic	Travis Klavohn District 38 Challenger (Running) Republican Gabriel Lavine District 38 Challenger (Withdrawn) Democratic
District 40 Senator Fran Millar District 40 (Running) Republican	Sally Harrell District 40 Challenger (Running) Democratic Tamara Johnson-Shealey District 40 Challenger (Lost) Democratic

Incumbents	Challengers
Attorney General Attorney General Chris Carr (Running)	Charlie Bailey Challenger (Running) Democratic
Secretary of State Secretary Brian Kemp Republican	John Barrow Challenger (Running) Democratic David Belle Isle Challenger (Lost) Republican Buzz Brockway Challenger (Lost) Republican Dee Dawkins-Haigler Challenger (Lost) Democratic Smythe DuVal Challenger (Running) Libertarian RJ Hadley Challenger (Lost) Democratic Josh McKoon Challenger (Lost) Republican Brad Raffensperger Challenger (Running) Republican
Auditor Auditor Greg Griffin
Commissioner of Banking and Finance Commissioner Kevin Hagler
State School Superintendent	John Barge Challenger (Lost) Republican Sidney Chapman Challenger (Lost) Democratic Sonia Francis-Rolle Challenger (Lost) Republican Sam Mosteller Challenger (Lost) Democratic Otha Thornton, Jr. Challenger (Running) Democratic
Treasurer Treasurer Steve McCoy

Incumbents
Presiding Justice of the Supreme Court Presiding Justice Harold Melton
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court Chief Justice P. Harris Hines
Justice of the Supreme Court Justice Robert Benham Justice Keith Blackwell Justice Michael Boggs (Won) Justice Britt Grant (Won) Justice Carol Hunstein Justice David Nahmias Justice Nels Peterson (Won)	John Ellington Challenger (Won) Non-partisan Harold Melton Challenger (Won) Non-partisan

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Mayor At-Large (Atlanta) Kasim Reed At-Large Democratic

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Mayor

At-Large (Atlanta)

Kasim Reed

At-Large Democratic

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Chairman At-Large (Cobb County) Tim Lee At-Large
Councilman At-Large (Atlanta) Ceasar Mitchell At-Large
Council Member District 1 (Atlanta) Carla Smith District 1
District 3 (Atlanta) Ivory Young, Jr. District 3
District 4 (Atlanta) Cleta Winslow District 4
District 5 (Atlanta) Natalyn Archibong District 5
District 6 (Atlanta) Alex Wan District 6
District 7 (Atlanta) Howard Shook District 7
District 8 (Atlanta) Yolanda Adrean District 8
District 9 (Atlanta) Felicia Moore District 9
District 10 (Atlanta) Clarence Martin District 10
District 11 (Atlanta) Keisha Bottoms District 11
District 12 (Atlanta) Joyce Sheperd District 12
At-Large (Atlanta) Michael Bond At-Large Andre Dickens At-Large Mary Norwood At-Large
Commissioner District 1 (Cobb County) Commissioner Bob Weatherford District 1
District 2 (Cobb County) Commissioner Bob Ott District 2
District 3 (Cobb County) Commissioner JoAnn Birrell District 3 No Party Affiliation
District 4 (Cobb County) Commissioner Lisa Cupid District 4

Election Date	Title	Outcome
Nov. 6, 2018	Ad valorem tax; methodology used to establish forest land fair market value	Pending
Nov. 6, 2018	Business court; state-wide jurisdiction	Pending
Nov. 6, 2018	Certain Rights for Victims; suffered or harmed due to an act committed; in violation of the criminal or juvenile delinquency laws	Pending
Nov. 6, 2018	Sales and use tax; annual allocation of 75 percent of revenue from sale of outdoor recreation equipment for protection and preservation of conservation land	Pending
Nov. 6, 2018	Sales and Use Tax; net proceeds; educational purposes; county school system; independent school systems; provide for distribution	Pending

Type: State
Nickname: The Peach State
Motto: Wisdom, Justice, and Moderation
Area: 58,876 sq mi
Population: 9,919,945 (2012 est.)
Capital: Atlanta
Largest City: Atlanta
Statehood: Jan. 2, 1788 (fourth of original 13 states to ratify the Constitution)
Highest Point: Brasstown Bald, 4,784 ft
Lowest Point: sea level
Bird: Brown Thrasher
Flower: Cherokee Rose
Tree: Live Oak
Senators: 56
Representatives: 180
Electoral Votes: 16

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