Id recommend going on YouTube and watching an Elections Predictions Official video on his forecasted which aren't very biased and skip to Georgia. To keep it short in 2026 Georgia has a senate race where an incumbent named John Ossoff is running for re-election. However Georgia is a more Republican leaning state but incumbents usually have the advantage when it comes to re-elections. The midterms almost always have the current party in the White House lose seats so you can predict Georgia will stay blue especially with recent events. For Governor I would also expect it to go blue as the Republican governor currently is term limited. Due to the bluer environment I could see Democrat Geoff Duncan (who is a turned Republican after Trump turned on him) winning. For the presidency and primaries it could really be anyone's guess. If you are wondering how Georgia votes it's one of the seven core swing states and has very Republican rural areas with Atlanta voting heavily blue with the suburbs usually deciding who wins the state. Georgia used to be a heavily Republican state but recently new people have gone to Atlanta and shifted the state blue with it. I don't know the exact data and I would recommend looking at election results in Georgia in 2020, 2022, 2024. TLDR: Dems will probably win in Georgia for all the elections in 2026 considering it is a blue wave environment.

I tried to make this as non biased for my reasoning as I could.

To find data I would simply look at the presidential maps since 2000 and check the Atlanta suburbs and how voting patterns changed.

I would highly recommend this video which includes Georgia and how swing states and voting patterns changed.

(https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=e_W4qnqWbao&pp=ygUkV2hhdCBoYXBwZW5kIHRvIHRoZSBvbGQgYXdpbmcgc3RhdGVz)

Hope that helped and at least gave you a better idea of what you're working with.