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Tanya F. Miller

Tanya F. Miller

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Oct 3, 2026

Shelley WynterHOST
13:12
I think in both of those races, the, the, the Democrats actually went to the polls and picked the, a great candidate, um, that's worked, the ...
Shelley WynterHOST
13:21
And both candidates on the Democrat side, Josh McLaurn, McLaurin, and Tanya Miller, are both working very hard statewide.
Shelley WynterHOST
13:27
I see them out and about.
Shelley WynterHOST
13:29
I see their social media.
Jason JohnsonGUEST
18:39
One, I don't think they're going to be successful.
Jason JohnsonGUEST
18:41
But two, this highlights down ballot races like Tanya Miller, who running for attorney general.
Jason JohnsonGUEST
18:47
This highlights some of the state Senate races.
Jason JohnsonGUEST
18:49
The Democrats right now in Georgia are only about eight or nine seats away from possibly flipping one of the houses.
Tip HarrisHOST
0:41
Hey, what's happening, man? I'm Tip Harris.
Tip HarrisHOST
0:43
This is Expeditiously.
Tip HarrisHOST
0:44
Today we have a very special guest, someone who's very personally close to me, near and dear to my heart, and near and dear to the heart of my city.
Tip HarrisHOST
0:53
This person has been a familiar face in Georgia politics for years.
Tip HarrisHOST
0:57
I first began working closely with her when I joined the transitions team, where I really got to know her values and what she wanted to accomplish in the city.
Tip HarrisHOST
2:56
If I'm lucky.
Keisha Lance BottomsGUEST
2:57
And do all the things.
Keisha Lance BottomsGUEST
2:58
But this is not a time for me personally to be comfortable with all that's going on.
Keisha Lance BottomsGUEST
35:17
I am more than prepared.
Keisha Lance BottomsGUEST
35:19
It's, and I'll tell you, Charlemagne, uh, Tanya Miller, who's running for attorney general, said something.
Keisha Lance BottomsGUEST
35:24
We were on a panel together, and, and she was very well-meaning, and it was a compliment.
Keisha Lance BottomsGUEST
35:29
She's like, "Nobody's built to withstand $87 million worth of negative attacks."
Rose ScottHOST
0:18
For their Voice Your Vote series, today is conversations with the candidates.
Rose ScottHOST
0:23
First up, the Democrat in the race, state representative Tanya Miller.
Rose ScottHOST
0:28
Also this hour, She's considered among the greatest opera singers of all time, an artist who faced racism throughout her life and career and was part of the civil rights movement.
Rose ScottHOST
0:44
A new book, Voice of a Century, The Life and Artistry of Marian Anderson, reveals a portrait of the singer as she broke barriers in the opera world.
Rose ScottHOST
2:23
As we continue their voice, your vote series, we've got just about a little bit over 30 days until the November midterm elections.
Rose ScottHOST
2:30
So today we begin conversations with the candidates for state attorney general.
Rose ScottHOST
2:33
First up, the Democrat in the race, state representative Tanya Miller.
Rose ScottHOST
2:37
Now, in addition to being a state lawmaker, candidate Miller spent eight years as a prosecutor in the Crimes Against Women and Children Unit and Homicide Unit and serving as a supervising and senior district attorney in the Fulton County District Attorney's Office here in Georgia.
Theron JohnsonGUEST
30:32
I mean, you know, Josh McLaurin is everywhere.
Theron JohnsonGUEST
30:34
Tanya Miller is working very, very hard right now.
Theron JohnsonGUEST
30:38
Uh, Penny Brown Reynolds is around the state, and I even see the agriculture commissioner, labor commissioner.
Theron JohnsonGUEST
30:43
Peter Hubbard, um, is, is working very hard, um, as well.
Jason CarterGUEST
22:37
I'm going to, yes, support the people that I think should win.
Jason CarterGUEST
22:41
Tanya Miller is going to be a big part of what I'm doing.
Jason CarterGUEST
22:44
I think she'd make a great attorney general in a really important spot.
Jason CarterGUEST
22:47
I think that having some balance in our state government, if the Democrats can take back the state house, I think that would be helpful because it's going to reduce the polarization and bring people together.

5 MINS LATER

Tia MitchellHOST
28:14
You know what I mean? He makes the case for Keisha Lance Bottoms.
Tia MitchellHOST
28:20
He can make the case for John Ossoff.
Tia MitchellHOST
28:21
He can make the case down ticket for people like Tanya Miller.
Tia MitchellHOST
28:26
So I do expect that they're going to use him to help them explain the issues to voters, kind of kind of like how Bill Clinton was once used to be like the explainer in chief for Barack Obama.
Christina GreerGUEST
27:21
It's, you know, secretaries of state and elected officials in the Republican Party across the country who were saying, you know, running for office saying, I want to be Donald Trump's lawyer.
Christina GreerGUEST
27:30
You know, if I'm elected to attorney general, I'm thinking about Tanya Miller's opponent in Georgia.
Christina GreerGUEST
27:35
You know, she's the Democratic candidate running.
Christina GreerGUEST
27:38
And, you know, her opponent is essentially saying, I should be the AG because I want Donald Trump to have whatever he needs in Georgia.
Christina GreerGUEST
23:03
E- exactly.
Christina GreerGUEST
23:04
Or, you know, you know, we think about Tanya Miller who's running in Georgia.
Ali VelshiHOST
23:08
Yeah.
Christina GreerGUEST
23:08
Right? She's running against an opponent who says, "Well, I'm here to be Donald Trump's lawyer." And what we remember a- about Georgia when Donald Trump says-
Jon OssoffSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
19:16
In one month, we'll vote to defeat the bigot congressman, Trump puppet Mike Collins.
Jon OssoffSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
19:25
In one month, our juggernaut Democratic-coordinated campaign will get out the vote to elect Josh McLaurin, Penny Brown Reynolds, Tanya Miller, and Democrats up and down the ballot across our state.
Jon OssoffSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
19:39
And Athens, in one month, will vote to elect a Medicaid-expanding Governor Bottoms and end our state's health care emergency.
Jon OssoffSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
19:53
In between now and then, Athens, we need you to work, not for my sake, but for the sake of our state and our country.

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