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Georgia Citizenship Test Answers: Senators, Governor, Capital

If you live in Georgia, answer these citizenship test questions for Georgia. The names come from public congressional and state records; if someone changes, answer with whoever holds the office on your test day.

Georgia answers

SenatorsQ23 · 2008: Q20Jon Ossoff and Raphael G. Warnock
GovernorQ61 · 2008: Q43Brian Kemp
State capitalQ62 · 2008: Q44Atlanta

Representatives (14 congressional districts)

Answer with the representative for your district. Not sure which district you are in? Look it up by ZIP code: Find my answers by ZIP code →

District 1Earl L. "Buddy" Carter
District 2Sanford D. Bishop, Jr.
District 3Brian Jack
District 4Henry C. "Hank" Johnson, Jr.
District 5Nikema Williams
District 6Lucy McBath
District 7Richard McCormick
District 8Austin Scott
District 9Andrew S. Clyde
District 10Mike Collins
District 11Barry Loudermilk
District 12Rick W. Allen
District 13Everton Blair Jr.
District 14Clay Fuller

Representative: Q29 · 2008: Q23

National answers (the same in every state)

PresidentQ38 · 2008: Q28Donald J. Trump
Vice PresidentQ39 · 2008: Q29JD Vance
Speaker of the HouseQ30 · 2008: Q47Mike Johnson
Chief JusticeQ57 · 2008: Q40John Roberts

Officials checked 2026-10-10. If someone changes, answer with whoever holds the office on your test day.

Common questions

Who are the U.S. senators for Georgia?

Currently Jon Ossoff and Raphael G. Warnock. Question 23 (question 20 on the 2008 test) asks for one of your state’s U.S. senators, so naming either one is enough.

Who is the governor of Georgia?

Currently Brian Kemp (question 61; question 43 on the 2008 test).

What is the capital of Georgia?

Atlanta (question 62; question 44 on the 2008 test).

Who is my representative?

Each congressional district has one representative; give the one for your district. Find it in the table above, or enter your ZIP code on the question list.

Other states

D.C. and U.S. territories

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