Democratic incumbentZell Miller defeatedRepublicanJohnny Isakson (who later became his successor as U.S. Senator) after defeating formerAtlanta MayorAndrew Young and future GovernorRoy Barnes in the primary.[1][2] Miller campaigned on the concept of term limits and pledged to seek only a single term as governor.
Democratic state senatorPierre Howard defeated State SenatorJoe Kennedy in the Democratic primary then subsequently beat Republican nomineeMatt Towery.
Democratic incumbentMike Bowers won re-election unopposed.[3]
Democratic incumbentMax Cleland won re-election unopposed.
Democratic incumbentWerner Rogers won re-election unopposed.
Democratic incumbentTommy Irvin defeated Republican candidate Raymond Young 63.07-36.93.
Democratic incumbentTim Ryles defeated Republican candidate Billy Lovett 51.30-48.70.
Democratic incumbentJoe Tanner, who resigned from the position, remained on the ballot and won re-election unopposed.
In PSC Seat 1, Democratic incumbentMac Barber defeated Republican candidate Jim West 61.25-38.75. In PSC Seat 2, Democratic incumbentBob Durden defeated Libertarian candidate Elizabeth Goldin 81.83-18.17.
