Elections
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First time voting in Georgia? Here’s what to know for the 2026 midterms
All the deadlines, addresses and advice you need to know for voting in Georgia with no confusion.
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4 key dates to know in Georgia’s 2026 midterm elections
Here are all the dates you need to know if you’re planning to vote in Georgia’s 2026 midterm elections.
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Georgia’s GOP governor nominee, Rick Jackson, says rape survivors should ‘prove it.’ The numbers show why that’s nearly impossible
Rick Jackson said rape survivors should have to prove they were assaulted before they can get an abortion. But with most assaults never leading to a conviction—or even an arrest—critics say the requirement leaves many survivors with no realistic way to access the care the law technically allows.
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What is an absentee ballot and how do I get one in Georgia?
Here’s everything Georgia voters should know about requesting and returning an absentee ballot before Nov. 3.
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Mike Collins allegedly spent $400,000 in taxpayer funds to make ads about himself
The congressman is in hot water—again—for potentially misusing taxpayer funds.
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‘United for Georgia:’ Ossoff and Bottoms rally around anti-corruption message in Savannah
At their first joint rally since the primaries, the two Democratic candidates trained their fire on corruption, from Medicaid contracts to Kazakhstan mineral deals.
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Georgia gas prices spike 33 cents after Kemp ends tax relief
Gov. Brian Kemp let Georgia’s gas tax suspension expire this week, adding 33 cents per gallon at the pump. The candidates running to replace him all say they want lower gas prices but some have financial ties to the industry profiting from high prices.
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Ossoff kicks off reelection bid with field office opening in DeKalb County
Ossoff opened his earliest-ever Georgia field operation in Decatur on Saturday, as Republicans pour millions into flipping his seat and his future opponents remain locked in a bruising primary runoff.
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The judge who killed Trump’s Georgia election case could decide if he gets a multimillion-dollar payday
Judge E. Trenton Brown dismissed the racketeering case. Now he’s taking money from one of the defendants—and their lawsuit for millions in taxpayer dollars may land on his docket.
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Gov. Brian Kemp calls special session to redraw Georgia’s 2028 congressional maps
After the Supreme Court weakened the Voting Rights Act, Georgia Republicans are looking to gerrymander majority-Black congressional districts in a push critics call “Jim Crow 2.0.”
