Antitrust Agenda: State AG Roundup - State AG elections: new faces, possible flips, but likely no major changes to antitrust enforcement.

In the November 2, 2026, edition of Capitol Forum’s Antitrust Agenda newsletter, Crowell & Moring’s Toni Michelle Jackson and Dan Leff discussed the state-level antitrust landscape and how upcoming changes in attorney general leadership could affect enforcement:

• Toni Jackson, of Crowell and Moring, said that Georgia’s antitrust division is small, but she expects it to grow if Democrat Tanya Miller wins. Miller criticized the Paramount/Warner Bros. merger during her campaign, and antitrust is mentioned several times as part of her platform.
• “Even if you had a Republican AG, there’s issues about farming inputs; fertilizer; pesticides; things of that nature; tractors; diesel,” Daniel Leff, of Crowell and Moring, said. “No matter what the party affiliation of the AG, they are going to be concerns. And I think the AGs have recognized that antitrust is one way that they can show they’re going after that.”

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