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General Primary Election: May 19, 2026

Early Voting: Monday, April 27 - May 15, 2026

PLEDGE TO VOTE

The Public Service Commission (PSC) is a five-member elected body created to regulate Georgia Power and ensure that consumers receive safe, reliable, and reasonably priced electric, telecommunications, and natural gas services. Elected statewide for staggered six-year terms, two seats on the Commission (Districts 3 and 5) are on the ballot this year. All Georgians can vote for all seats.

Who’s Running for District 3?

  • Peter Hubbard (D)

    District 3 Incumbent

  • Fitz Johnson (R)

    District 3 Candidate

  • Brandon Martin (R)

    District 3 Candidate

Who’s Running for District 5?

  • Craig Cupid (D)

    District 3 Candidate

  • Shelia Edwards (D)

    District 5 Candidate

  • Angelia Pressley (D)

    District 5 Candidate

  • Bobby Mehan (R)

    District 5 Candidate

  • Carolyn Roddy (R)

    District 5 Candidate

  • Josh Tolbert (R)

    District 5 Candidate

  • Thomas Blooming (L)

    District 5 Candidate

    *Note: There is no Libertarian primary.

Georgia Interfaith Power & Light (GIPL) envisions a Georgia where all people live safely in a healthy environment, a stable climate, and resilient communities. We believe that vision begins with having a meaningful say in the civic institutions that create policies that shape our world. GIPL’s commitment to getting out the vote and civic education is yet another tool in our toolbox of empowering communities, congregations, and people of conscience to care for our Common Home!

Pledge to Vote

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Grant Opportunity

Green Teams interested in organizing and supporting Get Out the Vote (GOTV) efforts in their congregation and community this primary election season may apply for a Georgia Interfaith Power & Light (GIPL) grant of $500 to support their efforts. This micro-grant aims to bolster faith communities' ability to engage in GOTV efforts and provide funding to support congregations' general sustainability operations.

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