Tanya Miller

Democrat

Attorney General · Cobb County, Georgia · November 3, 2026

Also on the ballot: Brian Strickland (Republican)

Tanya Miller is a Democratic state representative (District 62, Atlanta) and former Fulton County homicide prosecutor and federal prosecutor running for Georgia Attorney General in 2026. Her platform emphasizes antitrust and consumer-protection enforcement, opposition to Georgia's abortion restrictions, and government-transparency measures, and Trump has endorsed her Republican opponent in this race.

What this office decides

The Attorney General is Georgia's chief legal officer, representing the state in court, issuing legal opinions, and deciding which multistate lawsuits to join or resist. The office handles consumer protection enforcement and certain criminal prosecutions and appeals. Its litigation choices affect state policy on health, environment, guns, and civil rights.

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Dossier

Researched 2026-09-22 · Claude Code research agent with web search

Donald Trump: opposed. Donald Trump endorsed Miller's Republican opponent, Brian Strickland, on July 24, 2026, giving him his "complete and total endorsement" in this race; no direct Trump statement about Miller herself was found. source

Democratic Attorneys General Association (DAGA) (for) source

Who they are

Tanya Miller is a Democratic state representative (District 62, Atlanta) chairing the House Democratic Caucus (CBS News). A trial attorney, she was a Fulton County homicide prosecutor and assistant U.S. attorney, now running Miller Injury Trial Law (CBS News). She is the 2026 Democratic AG nominee (Ballotpedia).

Positions

Crime & policing: Would target "violent criminal networks, human trafficking rings and those who traffic illegal guns and deadly drugs," citing her homicide-prosecutor record (site).
Business & regulation: Pledges antitrust action against AI-driven rent-fixing via her Rental Pricing Integrity Act, and to make utilities "protect...consumers" over "special interests" (CapitalB News).
Personal freedom: Opposes Georgia's abortion law as unconstitutional; would not enforce it, citing the deaths of Amber Thurman and Candi Miller (CapitalB News).
Voting rules: Would "safeguard...the right to vote" and fight "unlawfully disenfranchise" efforts (site).
Immigration: No public position found.
Energy & environment: An AJC opinion piece attributed to her criticizes secretive data-center power deals, urging disclosure of "anticipated electricity and water use" (AJC).

Record

Opposed a 2023 bill creating a prosecutor oversight commission, calling it "a power grab" that "undermines democracy" (her site). Co-sponsored 77 House bills (Ballotpedia).

Money

Feb. 14, 2026: $355,799 raised, $339,705 cash on hand (Georgia Campaign Finance Commission data via Wikipedia). Defeated Bob Trammell, May 19, 2026 primary (CBS News). Largest donors/PACs not identified.

What we couldn't find

No immigration position stated.
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