October 25, 2026 ATLANTA, GA — Veterans for America First (VFAF), also known as Veterans for Trump, announces its endorsement of Georgia State Senator Brian Strickland, the Republican nominee for Georgia Attorney General in the November 3, 2026, general election.
Strickland brings extensive experience in both private legal practice and public service. A Georgia attorney and longtime state legislator, he has worked on issues involving public safety, judicial administration, consumer protection, government accountability, and the enforcement of Georgia law. A native of Henry County, Strickland was raised on his family's row-crop farm before pursuing higher education and a career in law. He graduated from Valdosta State University in 2006 with a degree in economics and earned his Juris Doctor from Florida Coastal School of Law in 2009. Strickland practices law with Smith, Welch, Webb & White in McDonough, Georgia.
His legal experience includes complex business and real estate litigation, representation involving governmental entities, and matters before Georgia's trial and appellate courts. He was recognized by Super Lawyers as a Rising Star from 2019 through 2023. Strickland began his legislative career in the Georgia House of Representatives in 2013 before joining the Georgia State Senate in 2018. His leadership responsibilities have included serving as Chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee and as an administration floor leader for Governors Nathan Deal and Brian Kemp.
Throughout his legislative service, Strickland has worked on initiatives addressing human trafficking, gang violence, fentanyl trafficking, mental health reform, election integrity, and protections for Georgia families. His experience also includes legislation and policy discussions involving financial institutions, government operations, and consumer protection. Veterans for America First recognizes the importance of maintaining public confidence in Georgia's justice system, protecting constitutional rights, and ensuring that state laws are enforced consistently. The organization also emphasizes the need to address criminal activity, financial fraud, and unlawful foreign influence while safeguarding the rights of Georgia residents and businesses.
Strickland resides in Henry County with his wife, Lindsay, and their two sons. He has remained active in his community through church involvement and civic organizations, including service as President of the Henry County Kiwanis Club.
