2022 Georgia State Senate election

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| <- 2020 | November 8, 2022 (2022-11-08) | 2024 ->

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All 56 seats in the Georgia State Senate
29[a] seats needed for a majority
|  | Majority party  | Minority party

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|  |
Leader  | Mike Dugan
(stepped down)  | Gloria Butler
Party  | Republican | Democratic
Leader's seat  | 30th  | 55th
Last election  | 34 | 22
Seats after  | 33 | 23
Seat change  |  1  |  1
Popular vote  | 1,985,311 | 1,607,215
Percentage  | 55.26% | 44.74%
Swing  |  0.68%  |  0.68%

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Results by gains and holds

Results by winning party vote share

Results:
Republican gain Democratic gain
Republican hold Democratic hold
Vote share:
50–60% 60–70% 70–80% 80–90% >90%
50–60% 60–70% 70–80% 80–90% >90%

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| Majority leader before election

Mike Dugan
Republican

| Elected Majority leader

Steve Gooch
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Elections to the Georgia State Senate were held on November 8, 2022, alongside the other 2022 United States elections. All 56 seats were up for election.[1]

Democrats gained one seat, decreasing the Republican majority to 33 out of 56 seats.[2]

## Retirements

[edit]

### Democrats

[edit]

1. District 2: Lester Jackson retired to run for Commissioner of Labor.
2. District 6: Jen Jordan retired to run for Attorney General.
3. District 48: Michelle Au retired to run for state representative from District 50.

### Republicans

[edit]

1. District 3: Sheila McNeill retired.
2. District 7: Tyler Harper retired to run for Commissioner of Agriculture.
3. District 14: Bruce Thompson retired to run for Commissioner of Labor.
4. District 25: Burt Jones retired to run for Lieutenant Governor.
5. District 37: Lindsey Tippins retired.
6. District 49: Butch Miller retired to run for Lieutenant Governor.
7. District 53: Jeff Mullis retired.

## Predictions

[edit]

Source  | Ranking  | As of

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Sabato's Crystal Ball[3] | Likely R  | May 19, 2022

## Closest races

[edit]

Seats where the margin of victory was under 10%:

1. State Senate district 7, 5.68% (gain)
2. State Senate district 14, 9.38% (gain)

## Results

[edit]

Results[4] District  | Result  | Republican | Democratic | Total votes

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Candidate  | Votes  | Share  | Candidate  | Votes  | Share
1  |  | Rep. hold  | Ben Watson (inc.)  | 43,080 | 61.38% | James “Jay” Jones  | 27,106  | 38.62%  | 70,186
2  |  | Dem. hold  | Clinton Young  | 16,203  | 28.05%  | Derek Mallow | 41,553 | 71.95% | 57,556
3  |  | Rep. hold  | Mike Hodges | 54,807 | 100% | did not contest | 54,807
4  |  | Rep. hold  | Billy Hickman (inc.)  | 53,563 | 100% | did not contest | 53,563
5  |  | Dem. hold  | did not contest | Sheikh Rahman (inc.)  | 26,340 | 100% | 26,340
6  |  | Dem. hold  | Fred Glass  | 34,607  | 43.43%  | Jason Esteves | 45,076 | 56.57% | 79,683
7  |  | Dem. gain | Josh McKay  | 29,148  | 47.16%  | Nabilah Islam | 32,665 | 52.84% | 61,813
8  |  | Rep. hold  | Russ Goodman (inc.)  | 47,458 | 100% | did not contest | 47,458
9  |  | Dem. hold  | did not contest | Nikki Merritt (inc.)  | 47,638 | 100% | 47,638
10  |  | Dem. hold  | did not contest | Emanuel Jones (inc.)  | 68,240 | 100% | 68,240
11  |  | Rep. hold  | Dean Burke (inc.)  | 49,591 | 100% | did not contest | 49,591
12  |  | Dem. hold  | did not contest | Freddie Powell Sims (inc.)  | 48,502 | 100% | 48,502
13  |  | Rep. hold  | Carden Summers (inc.)  | 54,014 | 100% | did not contest | 54,014
14  |  | Dem. gain | Liz Hausmann  | 34,257  | 45.31%  | Josh McLaurin | 41,353 | 54.69% | 75,610
15  |  | Dem. hold  | did not contest | Ed Harbison (inc.)  | 39,953 | 100% | 39,953
16  |  | Rep. hold  | Marty Harbin (inc.)  | 57,965 | 68.18% | Pingke Dubignon  | 27,048  | 31.82%  | 85,013
17  |  | Rep. hold  | Brian Strickland (inc.)  | 49,532 | 61.56% | Kacy D. Morgan  | 30,929  | 38.44%  | 80,461
18  |  | Rep. hold  | John F. Kennedy (inc.)  | 49,581 | 64.43% | Chris Benton  | 27,372  | 35.57%  | 76,953
19  |  | Rep. hold  | Blake Tillery (inc.)  | 45,431 | 78.68% | Michael “Buckle” Moore  | 12,308  | 21.32%  | 57,739
20  |  | Rep. hold  | Larry Walker (inc.)  | 59,824 | 100% | did not contest | 59,824
21  |  | Rep. hold  | Brandon Beach (inc.)  | 73,600 | 100% | did not contest | 73,600
22  |  | Dem. hold  | Andrew Danielson  | 17,077  | 29.57%  | Harold V. Jones II (inc.)  | 40,676 | 70.43% | 57,753
23  |  | Rep. hold  | Max Burns (inc.)  | 53,320 | 100% | did not contest | 53,320
24  |  | Rep. hold  | Lee Anderson (inc.)  | 72,370 | 100% | did not contest | 72,370
25  |  | Rep. hold  | Rick Williams | 46,289 | 61.66% | Valerie Rodgers  | 28,777  | 38.34%  | 75,066
26  |  | Dem. hold  | did not contest | David E. Lucas Sr. (inc.)  | 45,293 | 100% | 45,293
27  |  | Rep. hold  | Greg Dolezal (inc.)  | 58,096 | 73.87% | Brett Binion  | 20,551  | 26.13%  | 78,647
28  |  | Rep. hold  | Matt Brass (inc.)  | 67,216 | 100% | did not contest | 67,216
29  |  | Rep. hold  | Randy Robertson (inc.)  | 48,339 | 66.25% | Ellen Wright  | 24,628  | 33.75%  | 72,967
30  |  | Rep. hold  | Mike Dugan (inc.)  | 59,251 | 100% | did not contest | 59,251
31  |  | Rep. hold  | Jason Anavitarte (inc.)  | 57,843 | 100% | did not contest | 57,843
32  |  | Rep. hold  | Kay Kirkpatrick (inc.)  | 48,081 | 61.59% | Sylvia L. Bennett  | 29,982  | 38.41%  | 78,063
33  |  | Dem. hold  | did not contest | Michael Rhett (inc.)  | 47,887 | 100% | 47,887
34  |  | Dem. hold  | Tommy Smith  | 8,689  | 16.29%  | Valencia Seay (inc.)  | 44,660 | 83.71% | 53,341
35  |  | Dem. hold  | did not contest | Donzella James (inc.)  | 62,015 | 100% | 62,015
36  |  | Dem. hold  | did not contest | Nan Orrock (inc.)  | 63,848 | 100% | 63,848
37  |  | Rep. hold  | Ed Setzler | 51,953 | 58.84% | Vanessa Parker  | 36,341  | 41.16%  | 88,294
38  |  | Dem. hold  | did not contest | Horacena Tate (inc.)  | 64,418 | 100% | 64,418
39  |  | Dem. hold  | did not contest | Sonya Halpern (inc.)  | 60,401 | 100% | 60,401
40  |  | Dem. hold  | Austin McDonald  | 24,870  | 38.43%  | Sally Harrell (inc.)  | 39,839 | 61.57% | 64,709
41  |  | Dem. hold  | Jayre Jones  | 11,195  | 17.85%  | Kim Jackson (inc.)  | 51,512 | 82.15% | 62,707
42  |  | Dem. hold  | did not contest | Elena Parent (inc.)  | 77,961 | 100% | 77,961
43  |  | Dem. hold  | Melanie Williams  | 17,128  | 24.95%  | Tonya Anderson (inc.)  | 51,534 | 75.05% | 68,662
44  |  | Dem. hold  | did not contest | Gail Davenport (inc.)  | 61,768 | 100% | 61,768
45  |  | Rep. hold  | Clint Dixon (inc.)  | 41,416 | 61.29% | Matielyn Jones  | 26,163  | 38.71%  | 67,579
46  |  | Rep. hold  | Bill Cowsert (inc.)  | 48,555 | 64.02% | Andrew Ferguson  | 27,286  | 35.98%  | 75,841
47  |  | Rep. hold  | Frank Ginn (inc.)  | 44,530 | 62.00% | Conolus Scott Jr.  | 27,287  | 38.00%  | 71,817
48  |  | Rep. gain | Shawn Still | 41,464 | 56.72% | Josh Uddin  | 31,635  | 43.28%  | 73,099
49  |  | Rep. hold  | Shelly Echols | 53,106 | 75.84% | Jody Cooley  | 16,919  | 24.16%  | 70,025
50  |  | Rep. hold  | Bo Hatchett (inc.)  | 62,105 | 84.78% | Paulette Williams  | 11,551  | 15.22%  | 73,256
51  |  | Rep. hold  | Steve Gooch (inc.)  | 79,579 | 100% | did not contest | 79,579
52  |  | Rep. hold  | Chuck Hufstetler (inc.)  | 57,785 | 100% | did not contest | 57,785
53  |  | Rep. hold  | Colton Moore | 56,221 | 100% | did not contest | 56,221
54  |  | Rep. hold  | Chuck Payne (inc.)  | 48,051 | 100% | did not contest | 48,051
55  |  | Dem. hold  | did not contest | Gloria S. Butler (inc.)  | 62,044 | 100% | 62,044
56  |  | Rep. hold  | John Albers (inc.)  | 58,121 | 61.65% | Patrick Thompson  | 36,156  | 38.35%  | 94,277

Due to redistricting, District 7 moved from southern Georgia to the Atlanta region.

## See also

[edit]

* List of Georgia state legislatures

## References

[edit]

1. ^ Because the Lieutenant Governor has the power to break ties in the Senate, a Senate majority requires either 29 seats or 28 seats with control of the Lieutenant Governor's office.

1. ^ King, Maya; Corasaniti, Nick (March 28, 2022). "Local Election Officials in Georgia Oppose G.O.P. Election Bill". The New York Times. ISSN 0362-4331. Retrieved March 29, 2022.
2. ^ "Republicans keep control of Georgia House and Senate". WABE. November 9, 2022. Retrieved April 29, 2023.
3. ^ Jacobson, Louis (May 19, 2022). "The Battle for State Legislatures". Retrieved May 19, 2022.
4. ^ "Election Night Reporting". Clarity Elections. Retrieved December 21, 2022.

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