Rep. Draper Praises Tanya Miller's Fight in AJC Profile
Georgia’s new attorney general was a tenacious prosecutor, legislator
Tanya Miller is part of a generational leadership change in Georgia, where Democrats won every statewide executive office and a majority in the state House of Representatives.
The AJC profiles Attorney General-elect Tanya Miller, including her 2025 fight against Gov. Kemp's lawsuit limits. Rep. Draper says Miller "made Brian Kemp work for that change."
In a profile of Attorney General-elect Tanya Miller, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution describes her as part of a generational leadership change in Georgia, where Democrats won every statewide executive office and a majority in the state House. The article notes Miller's role as House minority caucus chair in 2025, when she helped lead opposition to Gov. Brian Kemp's proposal to limit large jury awards in civil lawsuits.
“Every step of the way, she made Brian Kemp work for that change [to limit large jury awards in civil lawsuits],” said state Rep. Saira Draper, D-Atlanta. “She was throwing swings at one of the most powerful politicians in the state.”