Elections
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Georgia is single-handedly shifting the conversation on Black women in politics
It’s not just Keisha Lance Bottoms — seven other Black women in politics are running statewide, building on years of organizing.
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Georgia voters to decide control of utility board
Two seats on the Georgia Public Service Commission are on the ballot in this year’s election, and the outcome could see Democrats controlling the powerful commission for the first time in decades.
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Three Georgia counties flagged by Trump administration for using non-English election materials
Gwinnett, Cobb and DeKalb counties appear on a DHS list of jurisdictions offering non-English election materials, described in an email as outlining “requirements for prosecution of voter related charges.”
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Georgia Democrats see shot at winning state House, and a say in redistricting
Democrats need a net gain of 10 seats in November to win the chamber for the first time in more than two decades and to gain leverage over any new voting maps.
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How Georgia officials make sure elections are safe and secure
Here are all the ways—from paper ballot backups to risk limiting audits—officials keep elections safe.
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How outside ‘dark money’ is shaping Democratic races in Georgia
Outside groups have spent hundreds of thousands of dollars in local races this year, testing how much influence money can buy.
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The top 5 races that will define the 2026 midterm elections in Georgia
From a blockbuster US Senate showdown to a Gwinnett state Senate seat, here’s what’s at stake in November.
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Keisha Lance Bottoms wins Georgia Democratic primary for governor
Bottoms won the Democratic nomination, setting up what could be one of the most competitive races in the country this fall.
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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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GOP Senate hopeful Derek Dooley owns stock in a company that poisoned Northwest Georgia
Dooley holds tens of thousands of dollars in Mohawk Industries stock while the company faces lawsuits from his potential constituents over PFAS contamination.
