Middle Georgia Set to Decide Senate District 18
Early voting for the Georgia Senate District 18 Special Election Runoff will be held Saturday, February 7 through Friday, February 13. Election Day is Tuesday, February 17. Senate District 18 includes Crawford, Monroe, Peach, Upson, and portions of Bibb and Houston Counties. Early voting locations and Election Day polling places can be found here.
This Special Election Runoff between LeMario Brown (D) and Steven McNeel (R) has garnered national attention and spending. In the General Election, LeMario Brown came in first with just under 37% with 5 Republican Candidates splitting the remaining 63%. Steven McNeel came in first among the Republicans with 21.3%, putting him in the runoff with LeMario Brown. This seat was formerly held by State Senator John F. Kennedy (R) who stepped down to focus on his campaign for Lt. Governor.
The Georgia Faith & Freedom Coalition Senate District 18 Voter Guide can be found and shared here. Our nonpartisan, 501(c)(3) compliant voter guides were used in 5,235 churches and at 779,534 doors in 2024. Our voter guides are compiled using the candidates’ publicly stated positions and responses to our candidate surveys. The cited references are available on the voter guide.
Here are three ways you can make an impact:
- Vote (if you live in Senate District 18) and encourage your connections to do the same
- Spread the word with your friends, family, neighbors, and church by sharing our voter guide
- Pray for this election and for faithful leaders to be raised up
We believe that when conservatives and people of faith show up at the ballot box, our values will be represented in government. This runoff election will be decided by turnout, and every single vote matters. Get out and vote.
