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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 1 Representative Buddy Carter District 1 (Running) Republican	Lisa Ring District 1 Challenger (Running) Democratic

Incumbents	Challengers
Governor Governor Nathan Deal Republican	Stacey Abrams Challenger (Running) Democratic Casey Cagle Challenger (Lost) Republican Brian Kemp Challenger (Running) Republican Ted Metz Challenger (Running) Libertarian Larry Odom Challenger (Running) Independent
Lieutenant Governor Lieutenant Governor Casey Cagle Republican	Sarah Amico Challenger (Running) Democratic Geoff Duncan Challenger (Running) Republican David Shafer Challenger (Lost) Republican

Incumbents	Challengers
State House District 174 Representative John Corbett District 174 (Running) Republican
District 176 Representative Jason Shaw District 176 (Running) Republican
District 178 Representative Chad Nimmer District 178 Republican	Steven Meeks District 178 Challenger (Running) Republican Greg O'Driscoll District 178 Challenger (Running) Democratic
District 180 Representative Jason Spencer District 180 (Lost) Republican	Steven Sainz District 180 Challenger (Running) Republican
State Senate District 3 Senator William Ligon, Jr. District 3 (Running) Republican	Jerrold Dagen District 3 Challenger (Running) Democratic
District 7 Senator Tyler Harper District 7 (Running) Republican

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 Smythe DuVal Challenger (Running) Libertarian Brad Raffensperger Challenger (Running) Republican
Auditor Auditor Greg Griffin
Commissioner of Banking and Finance Commissioner Kevin Hagler
State School Superintendent	Sidney Chapman 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)

Incumbents
Commissioner District 1 (Ware County) Commissioner Carlos Nelson District 1
District 2 (Ware County) Commissioner Gene Dixon District 2
District 3 (Ware County) Commissioner Danny Turner District 3
District 4 (Ware County) Commissioner Victor Aldridge District 4
At-Large (Ware County) Commissioner Jimmy Brown At-Large

Election Date	Title	Outcome
Nov. 6, 2018	Authorizes local referenda for educational sales taxes for certain school systems and distribution of proceeds	Pending
Nov. 6, 2018	Creates a state-wide business court to lower costs, enhance efficiency, and promote predictable judicial outcomes	Pending
Nov. 6, 2018	Creates the Georgia Outdoor Stewardship Trust Fund to protect water quality, wildlife habitat, and parks	Pending
Nov. 6, 2018	Encourages the conservation, sustainability, and longevity of Georgia's working forests through tax subclassification and grants	Pending
Nov. 6, 2018	Provides and allows assertion of certain rights for victims of crime in the judicial process	Pending
Nov. 6, 2018	Provides a tax exemption for certain nonprofit-owned homes for the mentally disabled.	Pending
Nov. 6, 2018	Provides for a homestead exemption for residents of certain municipal corporations	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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