Georgia Lieutenant Governor winner?
6dGreg Dolezal is now leading the Georgia Lieutenant Governor race at 55%, with a 4.0-point edge.

Republican candidate for Lieutenant Governor in Georgia
Georgia Lieutenant Governor winner?
General Election
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Current prediction-market probability for the candidate, updated as market prices change.
Greg Dolezal is trading at 55% to win the Georgia Lieutenant Governor winner? on prediction markets.
Key details about the candidate’s background, party, office sought and current campaign.
Current roleState Senator
PartyRepublican
Political ideologyConservative Republican
Age47 years old (Oct 1, 1978)
GenderMale
LocationGeorgia
BackgroundSmall business owner
EducationNorth Park University (B.A., Communication Studies/Business Administration and Management, 1997–2001)
Notable personal detailsGregory Robert Dolezal is a Republican member of the Georgia State Senate representing District 27, sworn in on 2019-01-14. He has described his occupation as a small business owner and has served in the legislature with leadership and committee roles including chair of the Senate Transportation Committee. He is a candidate for Lieutenant Governor of Georgia in the 2026 election cycle.
Supports eliminating or sharply reducing Georgia’s state income tax, opposes tax increases, and favors tax cuts and limiting government spending while seeking to preserve services through other measures. Has served on and been appointed to Senate committees focused on reducing or eliminating the income tax.
Supports reducing government regulation in healthcare and expanding market competition; has led efforts to repeal or reform Georgia’s Certificate of Need laws. Has expressed opposition to expanding government-run coverage and has promoted free-market approaches to lower costs and increase choice.
Greg Dolezal supports stronger immigration enforcement and border controls, including construction of a border wall and infrastructure to secure the border, and he advocates enforcing federal immigration laws and upholding Georgia’s ban on sanctuary cities. His public materials emphasize stricter control of entry rather than expanded legal pathways or asylum protections.
Public records and campaign coverage do not show a clear, comprehensive position on abortion; reporting notes he has discussed contraceptive access in the context of states with severe abortion bans but does not articulate a full pro‑choice or pro‑life policy. Available material indicates pragmatic comments about increasing access to contraception rather than a definitive stance on abortion restrictions or codifying Roe v. Wade.
Greg Dolezal has a professional background in the oil and gas sector and has acted in the Georgia Senate on electricity and utility matters tied to data center growth, focusing on limiting rate impacts to consumers and scrutinizing utility planning. Public records and reporting show involvement with industry and utility issues rather than advocacy for aggressive emissions limits or Green New Deal–style policies.
Supports strong Second Amendment protections, has sponsored/co-sponsored legislation described as Second Amendment Preservation/Constitutional Carry, and is rated highly by conservative and pro-gun organizations. Advocates resisting federal gun restrictions and backing pro-gun state policies.
Recent changes in prediction-market odds, polling and campaign status.
Greg Dolezal is now leading the Georgia Lieutenant Governor race at 55%, with a 4.0-point edge.
Greg Dolezal won the Republican runoff for Georgia lieutenant governor and will face Democrat Josh McLaurin in the November 2026 general election. The race is now set after both party runoffs, following a campaign that also included candidate debates and broader statewide primary coverage. The lieutenant governor contest is drawing attention because it will decide who leads the state Senate and can serve as governor if needed.
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