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Longtime Georgia utility regulator Tricia Pridemore won't seek reelection to PSC

She announced she will not seek another PSC term, leaving an open seat while considering a possible run for Congress.

Longtime Georgia utility regulator Tricia Pridemore won't seek reelection to PSC
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This article1 analysis · Oct 10, 2026
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Georgia Public Service Commission Commissioner Tricia Pridemore announced she will not seek another term, leaving an open seat for the fall election. She also said she has not decided whether to pursue a possible run for Congress.

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ALSO MENTIONED  Alicia Johnson, Democratic PSC commissioner; Angelia Pressley, Democratic candidate for the PSC seat; Jason Shaw, PSC chairman who praised Pridemore; Peter Hubbard, Democratic PSC commissioner

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