Candidates are spending big money on TV trying to reach voters before the May 19 election.

Gerrymandering and elections disinformation are threats to democracy by misleading, discouraging and burning out American voters.

There is bipartisan opposition in the U.S. House to a provision in the housing bill that prevents corporations from buying up rental homes.

Senate Bill 478, which passed with broad bipartisan support, would have directed more funding to the state's Outdoor Stewardship Trust Fund, which protects wildlands.

It's been six years since Donald Trump lost Georgia. But that election is still driving campaigns in both major political parties.

AJC chief political reporter Greg Bluestein delivered a UGA commencement speech drawing off wisdom from the late Georgia U.S. Sen. Johnny Isakson's own commencement address.

Georgia’s data center surge is forcing new power lines, sparking homeowner backlash and eminent domain concerns in Fayette, Coweta and beyond.

One case accuses Fulton County Manager Dick Anderson of influencing police to reopen a loose dog investigation initiated from a complaint by his wife.

Gov. Brian Kemp called state lawmakers for a special session on June 17 to reshape how Georgians vote and to redraw the state’s political maps. Here's what to know.

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution had asked a federal judge to unseal the case filed by two Democratic-backed candidates.