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The Georgia Senate Likely R

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Forecast · candidate-independent chamber model

Republicans are favored to hold control of the Georgia Senate.

Chance of R control84 in 100Expected Democratic seats 24.9 of 5680% range 23–25

D 2356 seats · 29 for a majorityR 33

PVIR+1

Seats up in 202656

Chamber size56

Majority threshold29

District by district

56 seats, one per district. Hover a district for its seat; the table below opens with the closest races and carries the exact values.

Rating band

Striped = seat changes partyModeled seats use forecast paint; legal carries and terrain remain explicitly distinct

Forecast margin — pale at Even, deep at safe

Census Bureau 2025 1:500,000 cartographic boundaries — simplified geometry for thematic mapping, not legal district lines.

		Democrat	Republican
48	Shawn Still — 68 in 100	Nathan Hombroek · Laura Murvartian	Shawn Still	R+4.7
37	Ed Setzler — 80 in 100	Darcy Castro · Zachary Neville	Ed Setzler	R+8.4
42	Bret A. Dunn — 89 in 100	Eric W. Lee, Sr.	Bret A. Dunn	R+11.9
56	John Albers — 90 in 100	Patrick Thompson	John Albers	R+12.5
32	Kay Kirkpatrick — 91 in 100	Michael Hettig	Kay Kirkpatrick	R+13.1
1	Ben Watson — 92 in 100	Corey Foreman · Barbara Gooby	Ben Watson	R+13.7
12	Democratic — 92 in 100	Edward Brown · Corey B. Morgan · Tracy Taylor	—	D+13.9
45	Clint Dixon — 93 in 100	Scott Tippetts	Clint Dixon	R+14.3
7	Democratic — 93 in 100	Astrid S. Ross · Adrienne White	Aizaz Shahbaz Shaikh · Rahul Garabadu (O) · Ruwa Romman (O)	D+14.5
23	Max Burns — 97 in 100	Shayna Boston · Satoria "Tony" Ragin	Max Burns	R+18.1

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