What’s the deal with runoffs in Georgia?
Georgia is one of seven states that require a runoff when no candidate gets a majority of the vote.
Georgia primary 2026: Live analysis, key findings and updates
Follow for updates on key races, turnout and election results for senate, governor, Supreme Court and local races across Georgia.
Close results in many metro Atlanta school board contests
Several school board races in metro Atlanta’s largest counties had paper-thin results.
Caleb Groves
Caleb Groves is a general assignment reporter for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution's politics team and a Kennesaw State ...
Big wins, surprises and signals from Georgia’s primary night
Runoffs in Republican races for governor and U.S. Senate will dominate the news in the next month.
GOP rivals for governor close with contrasting pitches to voters
Chris Carr warns about GOP headwinds in November. But Rick Jackson is flush with cash and confidence.
Democrats reserve $20 million in TV ads to back Jon Ossoff’s reelection bid
The Senate Majority PAC isn't wasting time in reserving TV ad space to defend Ossoff's record or attack his opponent once the general election campaign is underway.
Opinion and Voices
How CDC can restore public trust in the midst of hantavirus and ebola
Public trust in the CDC is shaken because misinformation, disinvestment and a move away from highest standards of science. Recommitting to a better path would aid U.S. health.
Did Republicans just hand Keisha Lance Bottoms a ticket to November?
Former Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms launched a voting rights tour on the same day Gov. Brian Kemp called for a special session on redistricting.
Gerrymandering reduces voter turnout and increases voter burnout
Gerrymandering and elections disinformation are threats to democracy by misleading, discouraging and burning out American voters.
Georgia governor candidates sharpen attacks in final primary stretch
