Mark your Calendar!
2025 PSC Election Dates

Register to Vote by October 6

Early Voting: October 14 - 31

Election Day: November 4

  • Mandatory Saturday Advanced Voting: October 18 and 25

  • Optional Sunday Voting: October 19 and 26

What is the Georgia PSC?

Regulates Major Utilities: Ensures Georgians have reliable, affordable power.

Monitors Infrastructure: Oversees natural gas pipelines and telecom services, impacting safety and connectivity.

Daily Impact: Influences everything from your home’s electricity to internet and gas reliability.

Why Does It Matter?

Affects Your Bills: The PSC helps determine what you pay for electricity, natural gas, and landline phone service.

Powerful Leadership: Five commissioners, elected statewide, serve six-year staggered terms and select a chair every two years.

Public Accountability: Their decisions shape Georgia’s energy future, economy, and infrastructure.

Real-Life Impact: The PSC directly influences your cost of living—knowing who’s in charge matters.

In The News

Votes trickle in for low-turnout Georgia Public Service Commission primaries (Georgia Recorder)

Low Turnout for High Stakes PSC Election Results in Key Runoff (Capital B Atlanta)

Eight candidates running in long-delayed Georgia PSC election (WABE)

Secretary Raffensperger Issues Call for Special Election, Public Service Commission Districts 2 and 3 (State of Georgia)

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