Democrats fear a GOP surge in the runoffs could flip a state Senate seat
One of the biggest tests of Democratic turnout before Georgia’s special redistricting session is unfolding in a suburban Gwinnett County district that should be safely blue.
Speaker Johnson meets with Warnock after he questioned the GOP’s faith
Raphael Warnock told the New York Times that he wondered if the faith often expressed by Republicans in Congress is "more performative than substantive."
Keisha Lance Bottoms seizes head start, targets GOP runoff infighting
The Democratic nominee for governor is launching two new ads that aim to capitalize on the ongoing turf war between Lt. Gov. Burt Jones and billionaire Rick Jackson.
Caleb Groves
Caleb Groves is a general assignment reporter for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution's politics team and a Kennesaw State ...
Opinion and Voices
For Trump, Derek Dooley’s original sin was telling the truth about 2020
The only litmus test for Donald Trump’s support in 2026 is where Republicans were in 2020 and what they’ve said about it since then. Dooley told the truth and failed the test.
Georgians trust their elections. Lawmakers must make sure to keep it that way.
Most Georgia Republicans and Democrats say they trust the integrity of the elections system. As lawmakers prepare to meet in special session, they need to respect that trust.
Georgia lawmakers can erase Black districts. That doesn’t mean they should.
Black and minority voices matter in the U.S. House and Georgia General Assembly.
