2026 Georgia Public Service Commission election

Prior to the 2025 special election, elections to the Public Service Commission (PSC) had not taken place since 2020 due to a lawsuit. After the lawsuit was dismissed, the General Assembly passed a bill that would resume regularly scheduled PSC elections. District 3 was on the ballot in the 2025 election, for a one-year term. Democrats won both seats in the 2025 election, marking their first statewide constitutional office win since 2006. As the minority, the two newly elected Democrats have been unable to pass pro-environmental motions, such as one to reconsider a grid expansion request to fuel data centers. ==Campaign==

A total of ten candidates filed to run across both districts. Democrats have an opportunity to flip the commission if they win the district 5 seat. ==District 3==

Democratic primary Candidates Nominee • Peter Hubbard, incumbent commissioner • Brandon Martin, financer Results ==District 5==

Republican primary Candidates Declared • Bobby Mehan, business owner • Carolyn Roddy, attorney Results Democratic primary Candidates Declared • Craig Cupid, intellectual property attorney • Shelia Edwards, business owner and nominee in the cancelled 2022 election Endorsements Results Third-party and independent candidates • Thomas Blooming (Libertarian) ==References==