Georgia GOP Concerned About Local Races Energizing Democrats
Democrats are hoping that frustration over rising utility bills will motivate voters to turn out in the upcoming election.
A unique off-year election for two seats on the Georgia Public Service Commission has Republicans concerned, especially with concurrent municipal elections that could favor Democratic mobilization.
- District 3 Public Service Commissioner Fitz Johnson is up for election.
- The General Election will decide the fate of two incumbent Republican commissioners on the PSC: Tim Echols of District 2 and Fitz Johnson of District 3.
- They are being challenged by Democratic candidates Alicia Johnson and Peter Hubbard, respectively.
Fitz Johnson was appointed to the seat by Gov. Brian Kemp in 2021.
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Author's summary: Georgia GOP fears local races could energize Democrats.
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