2026 Georgia Primary Election

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Audrey Lux is from South Gwinnett County, Georgia. She has a bachelor 27s degree in forest resources and environmental conservation from Virginia Tech. She lives in the Stone Mountain area of Gwinnett County with her dog, Baxter.

Audrey is a legislative assistant at the Georgia State Capitol. She has also worked as a minimum-wage dishwasher, customer service assistant, lab researcher, environmental scientist, forester, and wilderness first responder. 

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Audrey previously worked as a legislative aide for Georgia General Assembly. She also worked as a hardwood forester for the Virginia Department of Forestry.

Audrey previously served as a legislative assistant at the Georgia State Capitol.

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Audrey previously ran for Georgia State House District 94 in a special election in 2026 but did not win.

Plans to raise the minimum wage to $15.15 an hour.

Plans to introduce legislation that would limit private equity ownership of single-family homes.

Supports increasing funding for the Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority (MARTA) to modernize and expand infrastructure.

Supports extending and improving public bus routes.

Supports new road construction with smart street designs prioritizing cyclist and pedestrian safety.

- Plans to raise the minimum wage to $15.15 an hour.
- Plans to introduce legislation that would limit private equity ownership of single-family homes.
- Supports increasing funding for the Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority (MARTA) to modernize and expand infrastructure.
- Supports extending and improving public bus routes.
- Supports new road construction with smart street designs prioritizing cyclist and pedestrian safety.

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Plans to propose legislation that would place a moratorium on new data center construction until they can pass stricter environmental standards.

- Plans to propose legislation that would place a moratorium on new data center construction until they can pass stricter environmental standards.

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Supports passing the Georgia Civil Rights Act and expanding voting rights.

- Supports passing the Georgia Civil Rights Act and expanding voting rights.

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Supports advocating for undocumented immigrants and opposing "unconstitutional abuses of power" by federal immigration agencies.

Supports advocating for undocumented immigrants.

- Supports advocating for undocumented immigrants.

Public Safety

As of March 11, 2026, Audrey Taylor Lux did not have a website or any information online.

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Audrey previously worked as a legislative aide for Georgia General Assembly. She also worked as a hardwood forester for Virginia Department of Forestry and held part-time roles at Virginia Tech Recreational Sports.

Audrey Lux is originally from South Gwinnett County, Georgia. She earned a bachelor's degree in forest resources and environmental conservation from Virginia Tech.

Audrey’s campaign for State House District 94 in Georgia is her first run for public office.

- Plans to raise the minimum wage to $15.15 an hour.
- Supports expanding and improving affordable housing options.
- Plans to introduce legislation that would limit private equity ownership of single-family homes.
- Supports increasing funding for the Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority (MARTA) to modernize and expand infrastructure.
- Supports extending and improving public bus routes.
- Supports new road construction with smart street designs prioritizing cyclist and pedestrian safety.

- Supports abortion and plans to introduce legislation to repeal Georgia’s six-week abortion ban and codify Roe v. Wade.
- Supports expanding Medicaid.

As of March 11, 2026, Audrey Taylor Lux’s website did not contain information on this issue.

- Plans to raise the minimum wage to $15.15 an hour.
- Plans to propose legislation that would place a moratorium on new data center construction until they can pass stricter environmental standards.
- Plans to reduce power bills by ensuring data centers pay for their energy use.
- Supports expanding and improving affordable housing options.
- Plans to introduce legislation that would limit private equity ownership of single-family homes.
- Supports new road construction with smart street designs prioritizing cyclist and pedestrian safety.
- Believes sidewalks, crosswalks, and bike lanes should not be a luxury.
- Supports extending the Blue Line east from Indian Creek Station to Stone Mountain.
- Supports extending and improving public bus routes.
- Supports increasing funding for the Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority (MARTA) to modernize and expand infrastructure.
- Supports extending the Blue Line from Indian Creek Station to Stone Mountain.
- Supports extending and improving public bus routes.
- Supports new road construction with smart street designs prioritizing cyclist and pedestrian safety.
- Believes sidewalks, crosswalks, and bike lanes should not be a luxury.
- Plans to propose legislation that would place a moratorium on new data center construction until they can pass stricter environmental standards.
- Plans to reduce power bills by ensuring data centers pay fair for energy use.

- Supports advocating for undocumented immigrants and opposing "unconstitutional abuses of power" by federal immigration agencies.

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Plans to reduce power bills by ensuring data centers pay fair for energy use.

Believes sidewalks, crosswalks, and bike lanes should not be a luxury.

Supports extending the Blue Line from Indian Creek Station to Stone Mountain.

Supports extending the Blue Line east from Indian Creek Station to Stone Mountain.

Plans to reduce power bills by ensuring data centers pay for their energy use.

Supports expanding and improving affordable housing options.

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Dr. Elmore D. Alexander has a Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine degree from Des Moines University and completed his medical residency at the Morehouse Family Practice Program. He lives in Atlanta.

Dr. Elmore D. Alexander is a family medicine physician and the medical director of US420DOC, an alternative plant-based medical practice. He previously served as a physician for the United States Olympic Committee's medical program and contributed to the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games Anti-Doping Control Development Team. He has also served on advisory and leadership boards, including Northlake Regional Medical Center and Blue Cross QCPI HMO, and as chairman of the DeKalb Family Practice Department.

Elmore is a family and cosmetic medicine physician. He created RecoverMaxX, a CBD oil pain relief remedy, and he is the medical director of US420DOC, which provides qualified Georgians with a medical marijuana card. He previously served as a physician for the United States Olympic Committee's medical program and contributed to the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games Anti-Doping Control Development Team.

Dr. Elmore D. Alexander is a family medicine physician with more than 30 years of experience in integrative, patient-centered care. He is currently running for the Georgia House of Representatives, District 94.

Elmore's campaign to represent District 94 in the Georgia House is his first run for public office.

Plans to use the science of neuroplasticity as a blueprint to rewire the local economy.

Plans to use "the science of neuroplasticity as a blueprint to rewire the local economy."

- Plans to use "the science of neuroplasticity as a blueprint to rewire the local economy."

As of March 11, 2026, Elmore D Alexander’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Supports expanding access to medical cannabis and holistic care for veterans and chronic pain patients.

- Supports expanding access to medical cannabis and holistic care for veterans and chronic pain patients.

Supports protecting DeKalb schools from closures.

- Supports protecting DeKalb schools from closures.

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Ikenna Emmanuel Ugwumadu earned a degree in branding and marketing from Georgia State University.

Ikenna has served as Chief of Staff for Georgia State Senator Randall Mangham for the past year. He previously held marketing roles for over five years.

Committed to expanding support for small businesses and creating clear career and entrepreneurship pathways for today’s youth—so "every child, not just in District 94 but Georgia, can build a future without having to leave the community they call home."

Aims to expand access to affordable homeownership.

- Committed to expanding support for small businesses and creating clear career and entrepreneurship pathways for today’s youth—so "every child, not just in District 94 but Georgia, can build a future without having to leave the community they call home."
- Aims to expand access to affordable homeownership.

As of March 11, 2026, Ikenna Emmanuel Ugwumadu’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Ikenna Emmanuel Ugwumadu

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Kelly attended Brookwood High School. She has a bachelor’s degree in political science from the University of Georgia. She also has a juris doctorate in law from the University of Georgia.

Kelly has a bachelor’s degree in political science and a law degree from the University of Georgia. She is a mother.

Kelly is a trial attorney. She works at a Georgia law firm, where she has spent more than 20 years representing abused and neglected children in juvenile court as a guardian ad litem and building a reputation as a fierce advocate for justice. She previously served as the Mayor of Snellville and worked as an adjunct professor teaching ethics, leadership, and judicial processes at local colleges.

Kelly is a trial attorney in juvenile court.

Kelly Kautz's campaign for Georgia State Representative, District 94, is her first entry into politics.

Kelly had previously served as the Mayor of Snellville.

Supports creating local jobs that support families and align workforce skills with employer needs through workplace training and apprenticeship programs.

Supports creating local jobs that help families and align workforce skills with employer needs through workplace training and apprenticeship programs.

Supports making housing more affordable by reducing taxes on construction materials, restricting investors from purchasing large blocks of affordable houses to rent at high rates, expanding state housing voucher programs, and easing rental application criteria.

Advocates for making housing more affordable by reducing taxes on construction materials, restricting investors from purchasing large blocks of affordable houses to rent at high rates, expanding state housing voucher programs, and easing rental application criteria.

- Supports creating local jobs that help families and align workforce skills with employer needs through workplace training and apprenticeship programs.
- Advocates for making housing more affordable by reducing taxes on construction materials, restricting investors from purchasing large blocks of affordable houses to rent at high rates, expanding state housing voucher programs, and easing rental application criteria.
- Believes in developing a "living wage."

As of March 11, 2026, Kelly Kautz’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Supports investing in mental health services and offering incentives to professionals, particularly in areas with critical shortages like child psychiatry.

Supports making health insurance more accessible for self-employed, unemployed, and lower-income families by expanding Medicaid under the Peach Care Plus Act and increasing the services covered by Medicaid waivers.

Wants to make health insurance more accessible for self-employed, unemployed, and lower-income families by expanding Medicaid under the Peach Care Plus Act and increasing the services covered by Medicaid waivers.

Supports ensuring seniors have care, dignity, respect, and support.

Aims to ensure seniors have care, dignity, respect, and support.

- Supports investing in mental health services and offering incentives to professionals, particularly in areas with critical shortages like child psychiatry.
- Wants to make health insurance more accessible for self-employed, unemployed, and lower-income families by expanding Medicaid under the Peach Care Plus Act and increasing the services covered by Medicaid waivers.
- Aims to ensure seniors have care, dignity, respect, and support.

Supports expanding opportunities for youth through after-school programs, mentoring, and apprenticeships.

Advocates for expanding opportunities for youth through after-school programs, mentoring, and apprenticeships.

Supports ending the school-to-prison pipeline by allowing students to have attorneys present during tribunal and Individualized Education Program (IEP) meetings.

Promotes allowing students to have attorneys present during tribunal and Individualized Education Program (IEP) meetings.

Supports updating the formula for per pupil educational funding.

Supports using lottery funds to fully support pre-kindergarten education.

Advocates for using lottery funds to fully support pre-kindergarten education.

- Advocates for expanding opportunities for youth through after-school programs, mentoring, and apprenticeships.
- Promotes allowing students to have attorneys present during tribunal and Individualized Education Program (IEP) meetings.
- Supports updating the formula for per pupil educational funding.
- Advocates for using lottery funds to fully support pre-kindergarten education.

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Kelly Kautz

Wants to mandating full funding for departments before any tax rebates are issued.

I a proud mom and longtime educator who understands what it takes to build strong schools, safe neighborhoods, and real opportunity.

Venola Mason is originally from Los Angeles, California. Venola earned a bachelor's degree from Colby College and a master's degree from Kennesaw State University. She has children.

Venola currently works as an author and as the founder and chief executive officer for AchieveIt Educational Services. She previously worked as an associate partner and author for the International Center for Leadership in Education, a division of Houghton Mifflin Harcourt. Venola also served as a senior consultant for the International Center for Leadership in Education.

Venola currently serves as the state representative for the Georgia House of Representatives District 94. She was first elected in 2026 and is serving her first term. Venola's campaign for the Georgia House of Representatives District 94 is a run for reelection.

Advocates for "expanding economic opportunity" for families within the district.

- Advocates for "expanding economic opportunity" for families within the district.

As of March 11, 2026, Venola Lucrecia Mason’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Wants to ensure access to "affordable health care for every family".

- Supports abortion access.
- Wants to ensure access to "affordable health care for every family".

Supports "strengthening our public schools" to ensure high-quality education for all students.

Believes in using "data" to create "practicable solutions" for school leaders and teachers.

Supports policies that assist teachers with "implementation efforts" in the classroom.

- Supports "strengthening our public schools" to ensure high-quality education for all students.
- Believes in using "data" to create "practicable solutions" for school leaders and teachers.
- Supports policies that assist teachers with "implementation efforts" in the classroom.

Venola Lucrecia Mason

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- There are 180 members of the Georgia House of Representatives, each representing a single district.
- State Representatives are elected to two-year terms. They are paid a yearly salary of $17,342. They only serve in the role part-time.

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