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Georgia

Office (updates table and map)

President margin by year

Place winner margin

1892–2024 · D minus R

Full record · 1892 → 2024

2024StatewideR+2.2

159 counties by 2024 margin · County presidential returns

County results159 areas · 2024 President vote · select an area for its full record

ClaytonD+69.2Dem 94,203Rep 16,877Other 649Total 111,729DeKalbD+64.8Dem 299,630Rep 62,622Other 3,756Total 366,008RockdaleD+47.5Dem 33,165Rep 11,711Other 284Total 45,160FultonD+44.9Dem 384,752Rep 144,655Other 5,831Total 535,238DoughertyD+41.1Dem 23,831Rep 9,904Other 115Total 33,850ClarkeD+38.3Dem 36,297Rep 16,049Other 541Total 52,887RichmondD+36.1Dem 56,657Rep 26,472Other 449Total 83,578HancockD+35.4Dem 2,864Rep 1,364Other 12Total 4,240DouglasD+31.5Dem 46,240Rep 23,996Other 485Total 70,721HenryD+29.7Dem 83,253Rep 44,982Other 799Total 129,034MuscogeeD+23.4Dem 49,413Rep 30,616Other 462Total 80,491BibbD+22.4Dem 42,172Rep 26,658Other 351Total 69,181ChathamD+18.0Dem 82,758Rep 57,336Other 1,015Total 141,109MaconD+17.9Dem 2,755Rep 1,916Other 15Total 4,686LibertyD+17.4Dem 13,459Rep 9,441Other 128Total 23,028GwinnettD+16.5Dem 242,507Rep 173,041Other 5,133Total 420,681StewartD+16.3Dem 1,177Rep 847Other 4Total 2,028NewtonD+15.1Dem 33,839Rep 24,893Other 319Total 59,051TaliaferroD+14.9Dem 507Rep 375Other 2Total 884CobbD+14.9Dem 228,404Rep 168,679Other 4,286Total 401,369CalhounD+12.3Dem 1,153Rep 900Other 3Total 2,056TalbotD+12.0Dem 1,888Rep 1,483Other 8Total 3,379RandolphD+7.6Dem 1,601Rep 1,373Other 16Total 2,990ClayD+7.5Dem 771Rep 663Other 8Total 1,442WarrenD+4.7Dem 1,354Rep 1,232Other 6Total 2,592TerrellD+4.1Dem 2,253Rep 2,075Other 13Total 4,341SumterD+2.2Dem 6,136Rep 5,869Other 44Total 12,049JeffersonR+1.2Dem 3,674Rep 3,765Other 24Total 7,463WashingtonR+1.9Dem 4,643Rep 4,824Other 26Total 9,493BaldwinR+2.2Dem 9,159Rep 9,574Other 92Total 18,825FayetteR+3.2Dem 35,822Rep 38,177Other 634Total 74,633PeachR+6.0Dem 6,293Rep 7,104Other 57Total 13,454DoolyR+7.7Dem 1,921Rep 2,243Other 13Total 4,177BurkeR+9.3Dem 4,994Rep 6,027Other 49Total 11,070HoustonR+11.3Dem 35,907Rep 45,090Other 517Total 81,514EarlyR+11.5Dem 2,158Rep 2,718Other 3Total 4,879TwiggsR+14.7Dem 1,895Rep 2,549Other 12Total 4,456QuitmanR+15.4Dem 480Rep 656Other 4Total 1,140MitchellR+16.3Dem 3,701Rep 5,150Other 26Total 8,877ChattahoocheeR+16.5Dem 703Rep 982Other 9Total 1,694SpaldingR+16.7Dem 13,679Rep 19,184Other 175Total 33,038WilkesR+16.8Dem 2,112Rep 2,971Other 15Total 5,098WilkinsonR+17.8Dem 2,012Rep 2,888Other 8Total 4,908LowndesR+18.0Dem 19,487Rep 28,081Other 227Total 47,795WebsterR+18.4Dem 544Rep 790Other 2Total 1,336BakerR+19.9Dem 590Rep 883Other 3Total 1,476DecaturR+24.0Dem 4,372Rep 7,140Other 37Total 11,549ThomasR+24.1Dem 8,347Rep 13,670Other 63Total 22,080PauldingR+24.1Dem 35,802Rep 58,769Other 625Total 95,196TroupR+24.4Dem 11,757Rep 19,392Other 155Total 31,304McDuffieR+24.9Dem 3,937Rep 6,562Other 38Total 10,537ScrevenR+25.2Dem 2,581Rep 4,325Other 14Total 6,920MeriwetherR+25.5Dem 4,373Rep 7,375Other 40Total 11,788ColumbiaR+25.6Dem 31,624Rep 53,657Other 639Total 85,920CrispR+25.9Dem 2,993Rep 5,099Other 24Total 8,116GlynnR+26.0Dem 16,144Rep 27,558Other 210Total 43,912BrooksR+26.8Dem 2,629Rep 4,560Other 21Total 7,210TurnerR+28.5Dem 1,365Rep 2,457Other 11Total 3,833McIntoshR+28.6Dem 2,628Rep 4,747Other 33Total 7,408GreeneR+28.9Dem 4,514Rep 8,215Other 57Total 12,786BullochR+29.0Dem 11,514Rep 20,985Other 158Total 32,657LongR+29.5Dem 2,476Rep 4,557Other 23Total 7,056MarionR+30.2Dem 1,253Rep 2,348Other 20Total 3,621JenkinsR+30.4Dem 1,179Rep 2,217Other 13Total 3,409TaylorR+31.0Dem 1,366Rep 2,600Other 16Total 3,982Ben HillR+32.0Dem 2,199Rep 4,281Other 21Total 6,501LaurensR+32.7Dem 7,820Rep 15,460Other 72Total 23,352ForsythR+33.1Dem 45,509Rep 91,281Other 1,459Total 138,249CowetaR+33.9Dem 28,111Rep 57,204Other 601Total 85,916TiftR+35.7Dem 5,438Rep 11,496Other 55Total 16,989CamdenR+35.7Dem 8,405Rep 17,819Other 169Total 26,393OconeeR+35.9Dem 8,620Rep 18,424Other 243Total 27,287BryanR+36.3Dem 7,779Rep 16,738Other 134Total 24,651JonesR+38.0Dem 4,959Rep 11,079Other 54Total 16,092GradyR+38.2Dem 3,290Rep 7,385Other 43Total 10,718CherokeeR+39.0Dem 48,838Rep 112,142Other 1,301Total 162,281TelfairR+39.3Dem 1,274Rep 2,930Other 10Total 4,214UpsonR+39.7Dem 4,098Rep 9,528Other 36Total 13,662SeminoleR+40.4Dem 1,191Rep 2,811Other 5Total 4,007BarrowR+40.5Dem 12,949Rep 30,730Other 255Total 43,934PulaskiR+40.5Dem 1,281Rep 3,036Other 19Total 4,336CarrollR+41.2Dem 17,634Rep 42,536Other 324Total 60,494FloydR+42.0Dem 12,862Rep 31,631Other 245Total 44,738PutnamR+42.2Dem 3,696Rep 9,136Other 45Total 12,877EvansR+42.3Dem 1,214Rep 3,011Other 19Total 4,244OglethorpeR+42.4Dem 2,515Rep 6,255Other 52Total 8,822WareR+43.2Dem 4,068Rep 10,279Other 45Total 14,392ElbertR+43.4Dem 2,700Rep 6,860Other 29Total 9,589LeeR+43.5Dem 4,957Rep 12,655Other 71Total 17,683HallR+43.8Dem 28,347Rep 72,991Other 635Total 101,973EmanuelR+44.1Dem 2,673Rep 6,919Other 27Total 9,619TreutlenR+44.4Dem 864Rep 2,250Other 7Total 3,121WhitfieldR+44.4Dem 10,953Rep 28,655Other 220Total 39,828LincolnR+44.8Dem 1,351Rep 3,559Other 21Total 4,931WheelerR+45.1Dem 622Rep 1,648Other 6Total 2,276CoffeeR+45.1Dem 4,295Rep 11,388Other 32Total 15,715ButtsR+45.2Dem 3,544Rep 9,424Other 51Total 13,019LamarR+45.9Dem 2,795Rep 7,575Other 42Total 10,412WaltonR+45.9Dem 15,605Rep 42,407Other 364Total 58,376MorganR+45.9Dem 3,533Rep 9,589Other 59Total 13,181HarrisR+46.1Dem 5,976Rep 16,283Other 94Total 22,353LanierR+46.3Dem 995Rep 2,726Other 15Total 3,736JohnsonR+46.4Dem 1,066Rep 2,913Other 5Total 3,984CookR+46.5Dem 1,956Rep 5,374Other 27Total 7,357MonroeR+46.7Dem 4,689Rep 12,954Other 61Total 17,704CandlerR+47.5Dem 1,196Rep 3,366Other 6Total 4,568EffinghamR+49.1Dem 9,144Rep 26,943Other 157Total 36,244WilcoxR+49.2Dem 847Rep 2,493Other 7Total 3,347CrawfordR+49.8Dem 1,582Rep 4,742Other 16Total 6,340DodgeR+49.9Dem 2,081Rep 6,249Other 20Total 8,350ColquittR+50.2Dem 4,114Rep 12,451Other 46Total 16,611WorthR+50.4Dem 2,300Rep 6,991Other 18Total 9,309MillerR+50.5Dem 670Rep 2,045Other 9Total 2,724ToombsR+50.7Dem 2,674Rep 8,208Other 30Total 10,912BartowR+51.0Dem 13,942Rep 43,271Other 334Total 57,547ClinchR+51.5Dem 702Rep 2,201Other 5Total 2,908MontgomeryR+53.0Dem 927Rep 3,033Other 13Total 3,973TattnallR+53.4Dem 1,967Rep 6,515Other 30Total 8,512AtkinsonR+54.0Dem 700Rep 2,350Other 7Total 3,057IrwinR+54.2Dem 986Rep 3,340Other 16Total 4,342MadisonR+54.8Dem 3,753Rep 12,951Other 83Total 16,787HartR+54.8Dem 3,210Rep 11,064Other 57Total 14,331JacksonR+55.1Dem 10,472Rep 36,497Other 274Total 47,243BleckleyR+55.4Dem 1,339Rep 4,685Other 20Total 6,044CatoosaR+55.5Dem 7,704Rep 27,150Other 184Total 35,038CharltonR+56.2Dem 1,007Rep 3,607Other 14Total 4,628RabunR+56.9Dem 2,222Rep 8,151Other 50Total 10,423JasperR+58.4Dem 1,881Rep 7,203Other 34Total 9,118WalkerR+59.3Dem 6,436Rep 25,462Other 188Total 32,086WayneR+59.8Dem 2,708Rep 10,811Other 42Total 13,561PolkR+60.5Dem 3,749Rep 15,352Other 70Total 19,171LumpkinR+61.7Dem 3,356Rep 14,339Other 113Total 17,808TownsR+62.3Dem 1,649Rep 7,155Other 34Total 8,838ApplingR+62.4Dem 1,560Rep 6,761Other 13Total 8,334UnionR+62.5Dem 3,309Rep 14,477Other 94Total 17,880SchleyR+62.5Dem 453Rep 1,970Other 5Total 2,428GilmerR+62.6Dem 3,413Rep 14,976Other 92Total 18,481StephensR+62.8Dem 2,404Rep 10,632Other 63Total 13,099GordonR+63.4Dem 4,982Rep 22,495Other 129Total 27,606ChattoogaR+64.2Dem 1,896Rep 8,769Other 41Total 10,706FanninR+64.8Dem 2,807Rep 13,232Other 57Total 16,096HabershamR+64.9Dem 4,036Rep 19,142Other 102Total 23,280DawsonR+65.3Dem 3,350Rep 16,115Other 96Total 19,561PickensR+65.8Dem 3,522Rep 17,281Other 112Total 20,915DadeR+66.6Dem 1,343Rep 6,804Other 53Total 8,200Jeff DavisR+68.3Dem 924Rep 4,935Other 13Total 5,872WhiteR+68.5Dem 2,609Rep 14,136Other 80Total 16,825BerrienR+69.8Dem 1,209Rep 6,841Other 18Total 8,068MurrayR+71.6Dem 2,459Rep 14,965Other 44Total 17,468HeardR+72.1Dem 859Rep 5,335Other 16Total 6,210FranklinR+72.6Dem 1,647Rep 10,459Other 34Total 12,140BaconR+73.2Dem 645Rep 4,186Other 8Total 4,839PikeR+73.4Dem 1,648Rep 10,864Other 37Total 12,549HaralsonR+74.4Dem 2,065Rep 14,239Other 60Total 16,364PierceR+77.5Dem 1,089Rep 8,655Other 17Total 9,761BanksR+78.2Dem 1,136Rep 9,358Other 25Total 10,519EcholsR+82.1Dem 127Rep 1,307Other 4Total 1,438BrantleyR+82.4Dem 736Rep 7,744Other 20Total 8,500GlascockR+83.9Dem 133Rep 1,534Other 3Total 1,670

People and households

Who lives here

Exact values for this place, its state, and the United States.

Race · ethnicity · ancestry

Communities and origins

English10.3%9.5%

American7.6%5.3%

Irish6.9%9.4%

German6.3%12.5%

Italian2.2%4.8%

Scottish1.7%1.3%

French1.0%1.6%

Polish0.8%2.2%

African American†27.4%9.9%

African0.8%0.5%

Jamaican0.7%0.4%

Nigerian0.5%0.2%

Haitian0.4%0.3%

Ethiopian0.2%—

Mexican5.5%11.3%

Puerto Rican1.2%1.8%

Guatemalan0.7%0.5%

Salvadoran0.5%0.7%

Colombian0.4%0.4%

Honduran0.4%0.3%

Venezuelan0.3%—

Cuban0.3%0.7%

Asian Indian1.6%1.4%

Vietnamese0.6%0.6%

Chinese0.6%1.3%

Korean0.5%0.4%

Filipino0.2%0.9%

Hispanic or Latino counts residents of any race; the race groups count only their non-Hispanic residents, so the groups are mutually exclusive and sum to 100%. Expand a row to see ancestries reported within that group.

Age and life stage

Measure	Georgia	United States
Median age	37.7	39.1
Age 18–24	9.5%	9.2%
Age 65 and older	15.0%	17.2%

Household economy

Measure	Georgia	United States
Median household income	$77,353	$84,427
Poverty rate	13.5%	12.5%
Bachelor's degree or higher (25+)	34.9%	35.6%

Housing and tenure

Measure	Georgia	United States
Owner-occupied homes	65.7%	65.2%
Renter-occupied homes	34.3%	34.8%
Median home value	$303,300	$332,700
Median gross rent (monthly)	$1,393	$1,413
Renters paying 30%+ of income	52.4%	51.1%
Vacant housing units	10.3%	10.1%

Getting to work

Measure	Georgia	United States
Mean commute	28.3 min	26.4 min
Commutes 60 minutes or more	10.0%	8.6%
Drives alone to work	70.9%	68.8%
Takes public transit	1.1%	3.2%
Works from home	15.9%	15.1%

Languages at home

Measure	Georgia	United States
Speaks a non-English language at home	15.5%	22.3%
Spanish	8.7%	13.6%
Other Indo-European	1.6%	2.0%
Other languages	1.1%	0.8%

Religious landscape

Measure	Georgia	United States
Catholic	8.4%	18.6%
Evangelical Protestant	26.2%	16.5%
Unclaimed / not counted	49.3%	51.5%
Mainline Protestant	6.6%	5.2%
Black Protestant	5.1%	2.2%

Origins and service

Measure	Georgia	United States
Foreign-born residents	11.2%	14.1%
Naturalized citizens	5.4%	7.4%
Not U.S. citizens	5.8%	6.8%
Veterans (18+)	7.2%	6.2%
Income inequality (Gini)	0.477	0.483

American Community Survey 2024 5-year (CVAP, income, age, poverty, education, language, race, ancestry) · 2020 U.S. Religion Census (ASARB) — congregational adherents; unclaimed is the residual not counted by congregations · American Community Survey 2024 — housing and tenure (B25003, B25002, B25077, B25064, B25070), commuting (B08013, B08303, B08301), origins and service (B05002, B21001, B19083).

President results by year

2024 turnout 67.6% of 7,834,503 citizens 18+

HarrisDemocratic48.5%2,548,017TrumpRepublican50.7%2,663,117OliverLibertarian0.4%20,684

R+2.2

Lead: 115,100
Total: 5,250,905
vs nation: R+0.7
Turnout: 67.6%

BidenDemocratic49.5%2,473,633TrumpRepublican49.2%2,461,854OtherAll other candidates1.3%64,473

D+0.2

Lead: 11,779
Total: 4,999,960
vs nation: R+4.2
Turnout: 67.1%

ClintonDemocratic45.3%1,877,963TrumpRepublican50.4%2,089,104JohnsonLibertarian3.0%125,306

R+5.1

Lead: 211,141
Total: 4,146,825
vs nation: R+7.2
Turnout: 58.7%

ObamaDemocratic45.4%1,773,807RomneyRepublican53.2%2,078,688JohnsonLibertarian1.2%45,324

R+7.8

Lead: 304,881
Total: 3,908,349
vs nation: R+11.7
Turnout: —

ObamaDemocratic47.0%1,844,123MccainRepublican52.2%2,048,759BarrLibertarian0.7%28,731

R+5.2

Lead: 204,636
Total: 3,924,472
vs nation: R+12.5
Turnout: —

KerryDemocratic41.3%1,366,149BushRepublican57.9%1,914,254BadnarikLibertarian0.6%18,387

R+16.6

Lead: 548,105
Total: 3,304,481
vs nation: R+14.1
Turnout: —

GoreDemocratic43.0%1,116,230BushRepublican54.7%1,419,720BrowneLibertarian1.4%36,332

R+11.7

Lead: 303,490
Total: 2,596,804
vs nation: R+12.2
Turnout: —

ClintonDemocratic45.8%1,053,849DoleRepublican47.0%1,080,843PerotReform Party6.4%146,337

R+1.2

Lead: 26,994
Total: 2,298,899
vs nation: R+9.7
Turnout: —

Georgia is the closest of the Sun Belt battlegrounds. Joe Biden carried it in 2020 by three-tenths of a point — 2,474,507 votes to 2,461,837, a margin of 12,670 and the first Democratic presidential win in the state since 1992. Two U.S. Senate runoffs in January 2021 sent Raphael Warnock and Jon Ossoff to Washington and gave the Democrats the chamber. Then the state moved back: Donald Trump won it in 2024 by 2.2 points, 2,663,117 to 2,548,017, a swing of 2.4 points against a national shift of about six. Both results turned on the suburbs north of Atlanta.

Those suburbs have changed. Cobb County, Republican at the presidential level a decade ago, voted Democratic by 14.9 points in 2024 and Gwinnett by 16.5 — and by Akashic’s analysis the two together ran about 103,000 votes stronger for the Democrats than their recent baseline, the largest such gap in Georgia. The metro core is the Democratic base: Fulton at 44.9 points, DeKalb at 64.8, Clayton at 69.2. Henry, southeast of the city, has joined them at 29.7. Against that stands the exurban edge — Forsyth at 33.1 points Republican, Cherokee at 39.0 — and the rural north, where Glascock runs 83.9, the widest margin in the state.

Underneath sits a state of 10.9 million with the largest Black share in the region: 30.7 percent, in metro Atlanta and the southwest Black Belt, where Dougherty around Albany votes Democratic by 41.1 points. Hispanic or Latino residents add 11 percent. Median household income is $77,353, below the national $80,734, and 34.9 percent of adults hold a bachelor’s degree. It is a Protestant state — ninth of the fifty in Evangelical adherents at 26.2 percent. In 2026 both marquee offices are open: an open governorship, with Brian Kemp term-limited, and Ossoff’s Senate seat, after a May 19 primary and a June 16 Republican runoff.

current representation

Current officeholders

RBrian KempGovernor

RBurt JonesLieutenant Governor

RBrad RaffenspergerSecretary of State

RChris CarrAttorney General

RRichard WoodsState School Superintendent

RJohn KingInsurance Commissioner

RTyler HarperAgriculture Commissioner

RBarbara Rivera HolmesLabor Commissioner

DJon OssoffU.S. Senate-0.46

DRaphael WarnockU.S. Senate-0.43

U.S. House14 seats · D 4 · R 9 · 1 vacant

RGA-01Buddy Carter

DGA-02Sanford Bishop Jr.

RGA-03Brian Jack

DGA-04Hank Johnson Jr.

DGA-05Nikema Williams

DGA-06Lucy McBath

RGA-07Rich McCormick

RGA-08Austin Scott

RGA-09Andrew Clyde

RGA-10Mike Collins Jr.

RGA-11Barry Loudermilk

RGA-12Rick Allen

RGA-14Clay Fuller

∅GA-13vacant · fills Nov 2026

Statewide officers curated as of 2026-06-27 (Ballotpedia / state SoS). U.S. delegation current per unitedstates/congress-legislators; any vacant seat is shown with the election that fills it.

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