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Geoff Duncan
September 16, 2025
Greg Sargent
Trump-MAGA Fury Drove a Georgia GOPer Into Exile. He Just Struck Back.
Geoff Duncan was the Peachtree State’s lieutenant governor who defied Trump in 2020. Now he’s running for governor as a Democrat—and in an interview, he explains why.
May 6, 2024
Ben Metzner
Former Republican Official Finds a Spine, Endorses Joe Biden
Former Georgia Lieutenant Governor Geoff Duncan didn’t mince words when it came to Donald Trump.
March 18, 2024
Tori Otten
No Labels Has Lost Another Potential 2024 Candidate, Because of Course
Pretty much no one wants to work with No Labels. And why would they?
August 29, 2023
Tori Otten
Georgia Republican Says Trump Has “Moral Compass” of “Ax Murderer”
Former Georgia Lieutenant Governor Geoff Duncan is not mincing words.

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