ELECTION GUIDE · SITE UPDATED OCTOBER 4, 2026
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Fayette County · Georgia

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Federal offices

U.S. Senate and U.S. House

Georgia state offices

Statewide offices and Georgia General Assembly

GeorgiaStatewide · Georgia

Commissioner of Insurance

Who votes: All eligible Georgia voters.

Official election record · Checked 2026-09-11

GeorgiaDistrict 3 seat · Statewide vote

Public Service Commission

Who votes: All eligible Georgia voters.

The district identifies where a commissioner must live. Voters across Georgia elect this seat; it is not limited to residents of that district.

Official election record · Checked 2026-09-11

GeorgiaDistrict 5 seat · Statewide vote

Public Service Commission

Who votes: All eligible Georgia voters.

The district identifies where a commissioner must live. Voters across Georgia elect this seat; it is not limited to residents of that district.

Official election record · Checked 2026-09-11

County & local offices

County, city and special-district offices

County offices and school boards

County commissions, city councils and school systems have their own boundaries and election cycles. Atlanta Public Schools is separate from Fulton County Schools. In DeKalb, a regular commission district and a super district are separate seats.

Many Georgia nonpartisan judicial and school-board elections take place in May. An office appearing on a district map is not automatically a November contest. Check the November sample ballot for any remaining contests or special elections.

DEM: Democratic · REP: Republican. Party labels are shown as supplied by the reviewed source; an absent label does not determine the election’s partisan status. Names receive equal presentation. State candidate directory · 2026 offices and terms.

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