Georgia Votes
Politically Georgia
The Stone Mountain fight that faded
Years after Stone Mountain dominated Georgia’s 2018 governor’s race, a Black executive is set to oversee the sprawling monument to the Confederate war dead.
Georgia GOP distances itself from fringe group’s offensive post
A group calling itself the “Georgia College Republicans” published a wildly offensive post attacking a prominent Sikh Republican official as a devil worshipper.
A look at who fueled Bottoms’ multimillion-dollar late fundraising push
Gov.-elect Keisha Lance Bottoms' received roughly $10.1 million into her campaign accounts in the closing days of the campaign.
Opinion and Voices
How Black churches helped turn Jon Ossoff’s win into a rout
Jon Ossoff has made it a point to cultivate relationships in the same Black churches where John Lewis spent decades advancing civil rights.
The election is over. Now comes the work of moving Georgia forward.
The Nov. 3 election is now over. It is time for leaders in Georgia to come together as they have in the past to govern with practical, results-oriented leadership.
Take pride in voting and remember the responsibility that comes with voting
We may regard the act of casting a ballot as routine, but history reminds us that what we have come to expect was secured by people who were prepared to sacrifice their lives.
