Georgia Rep. Tanya Miller Joins Attorney General Race

Democratic Rep. Tanya Miller has officially launched her campaign for Georgia attorney general, joining a crowded field following the decision of current Attorney General Chris Carr to run for governor. Miller, who chairs the House Democratic Caucus and has a background as an assistant U.S. attorney and civil rights lawyer, promises to prioritize consumer protection, crack down on sex traffickers and online predators, and hold corporations accountable. She criticizes the current office for focusing more on national politics than on Georgians' safety and economic concerns. The race includes two other Democrats, former House Minority Leader Bob Trammell, and two Republican state senators, Brian Strickland and Bill Cowsert. Miller emphasizes serving all Georgians with integrity and courage, aiming to make the attorney general's office an advocate for families across the state. Both parties view the contest as a key and competitive statewide race in Georgia's 2026 election cycle.