Micah King
Democratic nominee · former Glennville City Council memberMicah King was born and raised in Glennville. He served on the Glennville City Council from 2020 to 2024 and later ran unsuccessfully for mayor. He is an accredited financial counselor, a former Army transition counselor, and youth and young adult minister at Abundant Life Apostolic Church of the Living God, and has been active with the Tattnall County NAACP. He and his wife have six children. He was unopposed in the May Democratic primary.
Previously held
- Glennville City Council (2020–2024)
Top contributors
$7,459 raised (including $1,124 in in-kind help) plus $400 in loans; he has spent $5,268 and has $1,467 on hand. His largest donor is the Fighting Fifty PAC, followed by the Democratic Party of Georgia and individuals.
- $2,839.04Fighting Fifty PAC (Decatur, GA)
- $1,000.00Brenda Smith (Fitzgerald, GA)
- $500.00Daisy Hall (Athens, GA)
- $500.00Democratic Party of Georgia (Atlanta, GA)
- $400.00Sharon King (Glennville, GA)
- $300.00Jeffrey Isom (Monticello, FL)
- $250.00Megan Hull (Oakland, CA)
- $210.18Linda Thomas (Glennville, GA)
- $200.00Ethel Edwards (Atlanta, GA)
$7,459 raised · $1,467 cash on hand — as of Sep 14, 2026 (GA Ethics latest filing).
Source: Georgia Ethics Commission (PeachFile) — cycle-to-date, Sept. 14, 2026 · Micah King for State House — campaign site · Ballotpedia — Micah King · Wikipedia — 2026 Georgia House of Representatives election (primary results; 2024 presidential margins by district)Where they stand
Wants state job-training money directed to community colleges and trade schools, and more funding for local FFA and vocational agriculture programs.
Source: Micah King for State House — campaign siteCalls for “Rural Health Cost Controls: Cutting red tape to expand affordable local clinics,” and protections for rural emergency rooms; his site cites Medicaid cuts and maternity-care deserts.
Source: Micah King for State House — campaign siteWe reviewed his campaign site as of September 2026 and found no stated position on this. On cost of living, he proposes “Utility Monopolies Reform: Opposing predatory rate hikes on families.”
Source: Micah King for State House — campaign siteWe reviewed his campaign site as of September 2026 and found no stated position on this. He proposes “Homestead Property Tax Caps: Stop local families from being taxed out of homes,” and tax caps on family farmland.
Source: Micah King for State House — campaign siteProposes “Veteran Resource Centers: Establishing direct transitional support centers.”
Source: Micah King for State House — campaign siteWe reviewed his campaign site as of September 2026 and found no stated position on this.
Source: Micah King for State House — campaign siteWe reviewed his campaign site as of September 2026 and found no stated position on this.
Source: Micah King for State House — campaign siteWe reviewed his campaign site as of September 2026 and found no stated position on this.
Source: Micah King for State House — campaign siteWe reviewed his campaign site as of September 2026 and found no stated position on this.
Source: Micah King for State House — campaign siteWe reviewed his campaign site as of September 2026 and found no stated position on this.
Source: Micah King for State House — campaign siteWe reviewed his campaign site as of September 2026 and found no stated position on this.
Source: Micah King for State House — campaign siteWe reviewed his campaign site as of September 2026 and found no stated position on this.
Source: Micah King for State House — campaign siteAccountability File
None documented.
