Gov. Brian Kemp's call for a special legislative session will spark fights over voting rights and political power.

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.

Most voters still trust their elections, but Democratic doubts about the primaries are surpassing Republicans, according to The Atlanta Journal-Constitution's latest poll.

Shanette Williams’ daughter Amber Thurman died after a delay in emergency medical care tied to Georgia’s abortion ban.

Georgia lawmakers have repeatedly refused to legalize sports betting. Now, the industry is placing big bets on pro-legalization candidates.

As metro Atlanta residents wince at higher prices at the gas pump, President Donald Trump has offered a potential solution: temporarily take away the federal gas tax.

The law applies to most local government races in Democratic-dominated areas. A court challenge is expected.

The June special session comes on the heels of a U.S. Supreme Court decision gutting racial gerrymandering protections in the Voting Rights Act.

Seven small Georgia towns are hosting “Voices and Votes” exhibit in partnership with Georgia Humanities as part of the Smithsonian Institution’s Museum on Main Street tour.

Gov. Brian Kemp said "tough choices" came when the larger than expected tax cuts passed by the Georgia General Assembly left a $1.3 billion budget deficit to fill.