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Shelia Edwards is a community advocate and business owner running for the Georgia Public Service Commission to put people before profits and bring accountability back to utility regulation in Georgia.
The election is May 19, 2026, but early voting runs from April 27 through May 15.
Now is the time to prepare to change the course of the Georgia Public Service Commission and the impact its decisions have on our pocketbooks. Share Shelia's information with your friends, family, and community and encourage them to make their voices heard at the ballot box by voting for SheliaE4PSC.
Shelia is the only candidate in this race with experience running, and winning, a competitive Democratic Public Service Commission primary. In 2022, she won a three-way primary outright with no runoff, proving her ability to build broad coalitions and win tough races statewide.
Beyond the ballot, Shelia has served in senior leadership roles within Georgia’s Democratic infrastructure, helping elect and re-elect leaders across the state. Her work has centered on utility affordability, consumer protection, housing affordability, and environmental justice, always with a focus on how policy impacts everyday families.
The Public Service Commission makes decisions that affect every household in Georgia, from monthly utility bills to the future of clean energy. Shelia is running to end rubber-stamping, hold powerful corporations accountable, and ensure the Commission works for the people it serves.
This isn’t just a campaign, it’s a statement of our values and the direction we believe the PSC should move in for Georgians.
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