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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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Inside Senator Jon Ossoff’s crusade against corruption
The former investigative journalist turned senator has made anti-corruption his defining cause.
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How three Democratic candidates for governor say they’ll serve Georgia’s rural communities
Here’s where they stand on the rural crises reshaping the state.
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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.”
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Gov. Brian Kemp vetoes ‘Epstein Amendment’ to disclose taxpayer-funded harassment settlements
Despite unanimous Senate passage and broad bipartisan House support, Kemp blocked the bill that would have forced disclosure of taxpayer-funded harassment settlements among Georgia lawmakers.
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What is a runoff and why does Georgia have so many of them?
Georgia is only one of two states in the country to require candidates to get 50% of the vote in both the primary and general elections.
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Rick Jackson’s company got $1 billion in state contracts. Now he’s spending $100 million to run for governor
Jackson says he’ll cut ties with his company if elected. But Georgia law may not require him to, and there’s nothing stopping him from awarding himself hundreds of millions more in state contracts.
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The top races and candidates in Georgia’s 2026 Midterm Elections
Georgia has an open governor’s mansion, tens of millions in attack ads, and a Senate race that could decide control of Washington. Here’s who’s running.
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What’s on the Georgia ballot in the 2026 Midterm Elections?
Here’s everything you need to know before you go to the polls.
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