Democrats have won blowout victories in two races for the Georgia Public Service Commission. Peter Hubbard and Alicia Johnson defeated Republican incumbents Fitz Johnson and Tim Echols.

Georgia Democrats have declared victory in the race for two seats on the state's Public Service Commission, which sets rates for electricity, natural gas, and telephone services.

Official turnout figures have not yet been released, but unofficial totals in the two statewide Public Service Commission races give us an idea.

There are several key races in the metro that we are following closely, including Public Service Commission and multiple mayoral races.

Georgia voters delivered a mix of surprises and expected outcomes in Tuesday’s city and statewide elections, marking a historic night for Democrats and a decisive victory for Atlanta’s mayor.

Hundreds of thousands of Georgians have already voted in the 2025 election and many more will head to the polls on Tuesday.

Georgia voters head to the polls Tuesday, with Public Service Commission races drawing focus amid rising electricity costs.

The races for two of the five seats on the Georgia Public Service Commission are seen as a bellwether for the midterms.

Other key races on the ballot include races for mayor in cities such as Atlanta, South Fulton and Sandy Springs, and also the statewide special election for PSC.