Miracle Rankin

Miracle Rankin is an American personal injury attorney based in Atlanta, Georgia. A graduate of Spelman College and the University of Georgia School of Law, she also served as the 40th president of the Georgia Association of Black Women Attorneys. She is currently a partner at Morgan & Morgan. In 2026, she announced her candidacy for the Supreme Court of Georgia which she lost to incumbent justice Charlie Bethel.

Early life and education Rankin attended Spelman College, where she received a Bachelor of Arts in English language and literature in 2006. While at Spelman, she joined the Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority. She subsequently earned her law degree form the University of Georgia School of Law in 2009. She was a partner at The CP Law Group in Atlanta where she served as defense counsel for two Fortune 500 insurance companies. She then joined Morgan & Morgan in 2022.

Supreme Court of Georgia campaign Rankin announced her candidacy in a joint press conference with former State Sen. Jen Jordan (D), a fellow personal injury attorney who is running for another seat as a challenger in the nonpartisan state Supreme Court election on May 19, 2026. In her announcement, Rankin argued that the state Supreme Court needed to "stand up for Georgia's civil liberties that are being stripped away." Rankin and Jordan announced in May 2026 that they were seeking to file a lawsuit under seal against the Judicial Qualifications Commission, noting in a public statement that they were trying to "prevent irreparable harm to their campaigns."

Although nonpartisan, the Democratic Party and other organizations affiliated with it have announced their support of Rankin's campaign, with the AJC noting that Democrats were "aggressively campaigning" for the election. The Chair of the Democratic Party of Georgia noted that Rankin's race was one of two that were "the most money that the Georgia Democratic Party has spent in judicial races in 20 years."

Rankin lost to incumbent Justice Charlie Bethel in the election by a margin of 51.1% to 48.8%.

Personal life Rankin is married and has two children. She also survived a case of breast cancer.