I’ve beaten the Democrats over and over in the most competitive districts in the state — without ever compromising my conservative principles. We need a conservative fighter who knows how to win, and that’s why I’m running for Georgia attorney general. Join our cause today: stricklandforgeorgia.com​.

Our foster kids with autism deserve better than this. On September 1, Amerigroup cut Medicaid rates for autism therapy by 30%. They did it with no real notice and no state review of whether these children would still have access to care. Amerigroup is solely responsible for care for Georgia’s foster children. Providers are being pushed out, and the kids who need this therapy most are the ones paying for it. As a parent of a child with autism, I know what this therapy means for a family. It means a child finding their words for the first time. I stood at the Capitol today with foster parents and providers, and I’ll say it again: these cuts are indefensible. As your Attorney General, I will hold companies accountable when they break their promises to Georgia’s children. Amerigroup needs to reverse this cut now. fox5atlanta.com/news/lawmake…

Have you seen our new TV ad? I’m Brian Strickland, and I’m running to be your next Attorney General. If you commit fraud against the state, you’re going to prison. No political favors. No special treatment. Just doing the job and helping you keep more of your hard-earned money. Early voting is open now through Friday, October 30. Election Day is Tuesday, November 3. Get out and vote!

Good to be back at the Sunbelt Ag Expo in Moultrie. Grateful to spend the day with my friend Senator Russ Goodman, a South Georgia farmer who chairs the Ag Committee in the State Senate. Faith, family, hard work. Those are the values I’ll fight for as your next Attorney General. Early voting is open now through October 30. Get out and vote!

My son thought he was watching a harmless cartoon duck. It was an AI video no child should ever see. This is what’s being put in front of our kids right now. As your Attorney General, I’ll go after those who prey on our children. Early voting is underway!

I’m proud to be endorsed by the National Federation of Independent Business Georgia PAC, the voice of Georgia’s small business owners. Small businesses are the backbone of every town in Georgia. They’re the family restaurant, the hardware store, the shop on the square. As Attorney General, I’ll protect them from the scammers, thieves, and fraudsters who target their hard work, and I’ll make sure the law works for the people who keep our communities running. Early voting runs through October 30th, make a plan and go vote!

EARLY VOTING IS UNDERWAY! Don’t wait to make your voice heard. I’m running for Attorney General to go after the gangs, traffickers, and fentanyl dealers who are hurting our communities, and to protect our seniors from the scammers who prey on them. Every vote for a safer Georgia counts, and I’m asking for yours. I’d be honored to have your vote. Early voting runs through October 30th. Find your polling place at mvp.sos.ga.gov.

Early voting starts this Tuesday, October 13th! People ask me all the time, “What can I do to help protect Georgians?” The easiest way: vote early and text 10 friends to remind them to vote too. Find your voting resources at stricklandforgeorgia.com/vot…

Enjoyed celebrating Georgia's 50 Most Influential Latinos with the Georgia Hispanic Chamber of Commerce last night. Congratulations to every honoree for the work you do in communities across our state. A special thank you to my friend Antonio Molina for making this event possible.

If you want an Attorney General who knows what it's like to be a parent, I'm your guy. Lindsay and I are raising two boys, and like every parent in Georgia, I worry every day about whether they're safe. I'll fight for your family as hard as I fight for my own. Early voting starts October 13!

I'm proud to have the Georgia Fraternal Order of Police join Governor Kemp and over 100 Georgia law enforcement leaders in endorsing my campaign for Attorney General. Our officers see it every day. Gangs recruit kids right out of our neighborhoods. People with serious mental illness sit in jails that were never built to treat them. In the Senate, I fought for tougher penalties on gangs that prey on our children, and I passed a law so people stuck in jail for months waiting on mental health treatment could finally get it. The men and women who wear the badge know who has stood with them. As your Attorney General, I'll keep standing with them. Early voting starts October 13.

Proud to have the support of Georgia's First Lady, Marty Kemp! Marty has spent years fighting to protect Georgians from human trafficking. Her work has changed lives across our state. This November, I'm asking for your vote so I can continue to build on the First Lady’s efforts to end human trafficking in Georgia.

Last night we were in Gwinnett County at the La Luce Theater with people who care about keeping Georgia safe. Thank you to Speaker Jon Burns and Representatives Matt Reeves and Sandy Donatucci for bringing everyone together. Early voting starts soon!

Tomorrow night I'll be in West Cobb for Voices and Voters with The Ben Burnett Show, and I'd love to see you there. Come ask your questions and hear how I'll use the Attorney General's office to go after gangs, human traffickers, and the scammers targeting our seniors. Bring a friend and come say hello. Details: Walk-On's Sports Bistro (West Cobb) 3625 Dallas Hwy, Ste 785, Marietta, GA 30064 Tuesday, September 29 at 6 PM

Grateful to spend Tuesday with EachOne TeachOne Together, celebrating Georgia's grandparents and kinship families. These are folks who stepped up when a child needed them most. It was an honor to present them with a proclamation from the Georgia Senate recognizing their amazing work. Their strength and love hold our communities together. Thank you for having me!

Proud to have worked alongside First Lady Marty Kemp to stand with survivors of human trafficking in our state. This week, a federal jury awarded $164 million to a young woman who was trafficked at a College Park hotel when she was just 15. She asked hotel staff for help, and they turned her away. No business in Georgia should profit from looking the other way. As your Attorney General, I will hold traffickers and everyone who enables them accountable. 11alive.com/article/news/cri…