Georgia Democratic Attorney General nominee?
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MAY 20, 2026Primary Election
Party selects its nominee.
Overview
Current roleState Representative
PartyDemocratic
Age52 years old (Oct 3, 1973)
GenderFemale
LocationGeorgia
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BackgroundAttorney
EducationCase Western Reserve University (BA)
Notable personal detailsTanya Felecia Miller is a Georgia Democratic politician and attorney serving in the Georgia House of Representatives for District 62 (since 2023). She has worked as an Assistant U.S. Attorney in New York, served as Chief Senior District Attorney in Fulton County, and later entered private practice focused on civil rights and trial work. Miller is a candidate for Georgia Attorney General.
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Positions
Healthcare
Tanya Miller supports reproductive healthcare and abortion rights and has advocated for protecting and expanding access to reproductive services. She has voiced support for Medicaid expansion and broader access to affordable healthcare. Her campaign and endorsements highlight protecting healthcare access and reproductive freedom as priorities.
Abortion & Reproductive Rights
Supports protecting and expanding abortion rights and vows to oppose efforts to restrict access to abortion; pledges to use legal expertise to defend constitutional and reproductive rights. Commits to fighting attempts to roll back Roe-era protections and to be an advocate for choice in Georgia.
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Climate & Energy
Tanya Miller has sponsored state-level legislation providing tax credits for clean energy production and has voted in favor of measures enabling local green energy financing authorities, indicating support for clean energy incentives and policies that facilitate renewable development while not calling for rapid fossil-fuel phaseout.
Public Safety & Guns
No clear, detailed policy positions on civilian gun regulations are stated; campaign materials emphasize combating illegal gun trafficking and partnering with local law enforcement to reduce violent crime. Public statements and biography highlight her background as a prosecutor and focus on victims, public safety, and criminal enforcement rather than specifying support or opposition for particular gun laws (e.g., universal background checks, assault weapon bans, red flag laws).
News
Tanya Miller is running in Georgia’s 2026 attorney general race, which is now drawing more attention as the field takes shape and campaign money pours into state AG contests. She is set to take part in an Atlanta Press Club debate on April 28 as the race moves into the early voting period. Recent coverage also places her among Democratic attorneys general preparing legal strategies around possible Trump-related election interference.
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We're monitoring and will update when new data impacts the race.
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