Titus Nichols

Democrat

State House of Representatives 34 · Cobb County, Georgia · November 3, 2026

Also on the ballot: Devan Seabaugh (Republican)

Titus Nichols is a Marietta attorney, small-business owner, and former prosecutor making his first bid for the Georgia House after an unsuccessful 2022 state Senate run. He is campaigning on Medicaid expansion, restoring abortion access, and opposing school vouchers, and won the 2026 Democratic primary unopposed.

What this office decides

A Georgia state representative helps write the state budget and tax code and votes on laws covering public schools, health care, policing and sentencing, guns, and elections. The seat also influences state grants and road projects affecting Cobb County. The winner is one of 180 House members.

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Dossier

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

Donald Trump: nothing found. No statement from or about Donald Trump regarding Nichols in this race was found in available sources.

Who they are

Titus Nichols is a Marietta attorney, small-business owner, and former violent-crimes prosecutor who serves as a Judge Advocate officer in the Georgia Army National Guard (titus4ga.com; Cobb Courier). He previously lost the 2022 Democratic primary for Georgia State Senate District 37, and is now the unopposed 2026 Democratic nominee for House District 34, his first bid for a state House seat (Ballotpedia).

Positions

Taxes & spending: Opposes cutting property or income taxes, arguing cuts undermine school and emergency-service funding, and wants large corporations to pay more instead (MDJ Voter Guide).
Health care: Platform calls for immediate Medicaid expansion with an eventual goal of single-payer, Medicare-for-All coverage, plus more investment in maternal health care (titus4ga.com).
Schools: Opposes school vouchers as diverting funding from public schools; backs universal free Pre-K, free school meals, higher teacher pay, and opposes book bans and anti-LGBTQ school legislation (titus4ga.com).
Personal freedom: Platform calls for a Reproductive Freedom Act to repeal the state's abortion ban and protect access to legal abortion (titus4ga.com).
Crime & policing: As a former prosecutor, calls for more law-enforcement training and community support, and for expanded partnerships between police and mental-health professionals for people in crisis (titus4ga.com).
Gun policy: States a goal of keeping children safe from gun violence in schools; no more detailed gun-policy proposal was found (titus4ga.com).

Record

No prior elected office. Lost the May 2022 Democratic primary for State Senate District 37 to Vanessa Parker (Ballotpedia search result). Professionally: violent-crimes prosecutor, adjunct law professor at the University of Georgia, Augusta University, and Furman University, small-business owner, and National Guard JAG officer, reported as a captain in 2022 news coverage and listed as a major on his current campaign site (Cobb Courier; titus4ga.com). Won the uncontested 2026 Democratic primary for HD 34 with 6,646 votes (Ballotpedia).

Money

2026-cycle fundraising totals could not be retrieved; Georgia's ethics.ga.gov database requires an interactive name search not accessible to automated tools in this session. His campaign states it does not accept corporate donations or PAC support (titus4ga.com); no independent donor data was found.

What we couldn't find

A detailed gun-policy proposal beyond a general school-safety statement
Current-cycle campaign-finance totals or specific donors
Third-party endorsements
Any Trump statement about this race (none expected or found)
News coverage from the last year beyond qualifying and primary results

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