The GA Files · 2026 Candidates

Georgia State House — District 165

MiQuan Green (D) — no Republican opponent

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MiQuan Green

Democratic nominee · Savannah business owner

MiQuan Green is a Savannah native and Jenkins High School graduate who started his first business at 12 and now owns MiQuan Green Enterprises, which includes production, staffing and creative companies. He is a former state president of a Career and Technical Student Organization. He won the three-way May Democratic primary with 54%, avoiding a runoff. He is endorsed by the Georgia AFL-CIO.

Previously held

  • First run for the General Assembly

Top contributors

$30,160 raised plus $10,000 in loans; he has spent $28,961 and has $10,699 on hand. His donors are mostly Savannah individuals, plus a trial-lawyers' PAC.

  • $3,300.00Angela Ware (Savannah, GA)
  • $3,300.00Tae Neal (Savannah, GA)
  • $3,000.00Civil Justice PAC (Atlanta, GA)
  • $1,500.00Andrew Conn (Savannah, GA)
  • $1,500.00John Manly (Savannah, GA)
  • $1,000.00JoNathan Bascom (Midway, GA)
  • $1,000.00Tasha Hall (Savannah, GA)
  • $1,000.00Robert Gould (Savannah, GA)

$30,160 raised · $10,699 cash on hand — as of Sep 14, 2026 (GA Ethics latest filing).

Source: Georgia Ethics Commission (PeachFile) — cycle-to-date, Sept. 14, 2026 · Savannah Tribune — MiQuan Green announces candidacy for Georgia House District 165 · Savannah Morning News (via AOL) — Savannah's House District 165 race · Ballotpedia — Georgia House of Representatives District 165 · Wikipedia — 2026 Georgia House of Representatives election (2024 presidential margins by district)

Where they stand

Education

Supports fully funding public schools and updating Georgia's QBE school-funding formula.

Source: Savannah Morning News (via AOL) — Savannah's House District 165 race
Healthcare

“Healthcare is a right”; supports Medicaid expansion.

Source: Savannah Morning News (via AOL) — Savannah's House District 165 race
Minimum Wage

We reviewed his campaign coverage as of September 2026 and found no stated position on this. On small business: “We have to make sure that we provide access to our small businesses to be able to thrive.”

Source: Savannah Morning News (via AOL) — Savannah's House District 165 race
Homelessness

Supports income-based housing for seniors and veterans with disabilities.

Source: Savannah Morning News (via AOL) — Savannah's House District 165 race
Veterans Affairs

We reviewed his campaign coverage as of September 2026 and found no stated position on this. He supports income-based housing for veterans with disabilities.

Source: Savannah Morning News (via AOL) — Savannah's House District 165 race
Immigration

We reviewed his campaign coverage as of September 2026 and found no stated position on this.

Source: Savannah Morning News (via AOL) — Savannah's House District 165 race
Gun Control

We reviewed his campaign coverage as of September 2026 and found no stated position on this.

Source: Savannah Morning News (via AOL) — Savannah's House District 165 race
Abortion

We reviewed his campaign coverage as of September 2026 and found no stated position on this.

Source: Savannah Morning News (via AOL) — Savannah's House District 165 race
LGBTQ+

We reviewed his campaign coverage as of September 2026 and found no stated position on this.

Source: Savannah Morning News (via AOL) — Savannah's House District 165 race
DEI

We reviewed his campaign coverage as of September 2026 and found no stated position on this.

Source: Savannah Morning News (via AOL) — Savannah's House District 165 race
Marijuana

We reviewed his campaign coverage as of September 2026 and found no stated position on this.

Source: Savannah Morning News (via AOL) — Savannah's House District 165 race
Data centers

We reviewed his campaign coverage as of September 2026 and found no stated position on this.

Source: Savannah Morning News (via AOL) — Savannah's House District 165 race

Accountability File

None documented.

Every entry is drawn from published reporting, official records, or the candidate's own statements, with sources on each item. Policy summaries are condensed and reflect stated positions; allegations or unresolved matters are labeled as such, and inclusion is not a finding of guilt. Last updated 2026-06-17.