Georgia Attorney General winner?
3dThat’s below his previous low of 55% in the "Georgia Attorney General winner?" contest.

Republican candidate for Attorney General in Georgia
Georgia Attorney General winner?
General Election
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Current prediction-market probability for the candidate, updated as market prices change.
Brian Strickland is trading at 50% to win the Georgia Attorney General winner? on prediction markets.
Key details about the candidate’s background, party, office sought and current campaign.
Current roleState Senator
PartyRepublican
Political ideologyConservative Republican
Age42 years old (Oct 26, 1983)
GenderMale
LocationGeorgia
BackgroundAttorney
EducationValdosta State University — B.B.A., Economics (2006)
Notable personal detailsRobert Brian Strickland is a Republican attorney and Georgia state senator who has served in the Georgia State Senate since 2018 and represents Senate District 42. He chairs the Georgia Senate Judiciary Committee and previously served in the Georgia House of Representatives (2013–2017). He earned a B.B.A. in Economics from Valdosta State University and a J.D. from Florida Coastal School of Law. He practices law in McDonough and is married to Lindsay Perdue Strickland; they have two sons.
Brian Strickland sponsored and promoted Senate Bill 89 (2025), which creates a new Georgia child tax credit and expands existing childcare and employer-sponsored childcare tax credits to reduce tax burdens for families and incentivize employer-provided childcare. He framed the changes as investments to help parents remain in the workforce and support economic participation.
Brian Strickland has championed mental-health reforms and legislation to improve access to behavioral health treatment, sponsored bills requiring parity for mental-health coverage, and supported measures expanding workplace accommodations and parental leave. His legislative record emphasizes improving mental-health care access and criminal-justice reforms tied to treatment rather than broad market-based rollbacks of coverage.
Brian Strickland has sponsored and supported legislation increasing enforcement on undocumented immigrants, including measures to restrict parole eligibility and to set stricter bail criteria for noncitizens charged with serious crimes. As a candidate for Georgia attorney general he says he will defend and enforce Georgia laws passed by Republicans on immigration and related issues.
Supports significant restrictions on abortion, including voting for Georgia’s six-week (fetal heartbeat) ban and backing other pro-life measures; has described abortion as something that should be illegal and has accepted pro-life certifications/endorsements.
Brian Strickland positions himself as a defender of the Second Amendment and law enforcement, saying he will protect the right to self‑defense and resist federal overreach on firearms while prioritizing public safety. His campaign emphasizes backing prosecutors and police and his legislative record includes sponsoring measures that preempt local gun control.
Recent changes in prediction-market odds, polling and campaign status.
That’s below his previous low of 55% in the "Georgia Attorney General winner?" contest.
Brian Strickland is in the news because Donald Trump endorsed him in the Georgia attorney general race. He is one of the Republican candidates running for the office, with the race still undecided. The campaign has also been moving through debates and the start of Georgia’s election season.
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