Politically Georgia
Officials gather for annual Faith & Freedom luncheon
POLITICALLY GEORGIA

Republicans report more cash than Democrats in races for two top Georgia offices

New data shows how much candidates raised between July and Jan. 31 as candidates prepare for the furious final weeks before the May 19 primary.

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‘Politically Georgia’: Carpet Capital’s toxic secret

The “Politically Georgia” team discusses the AJC’s sweeping investigation into so-called forever chemicals tied to the northwest Georgia carpet industry.

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POLITICALLY GEORGIA

Rick Jackson’s campaign for governor resets fight for MAGA base in Georgia

President Donald Trump has already endorsed Lt. Gov. Burt Jones. Now, some of Jackson's allies are urging Trump to reconsider.

Opinion and Voices

Jon Ossoff Rally
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Quarter-zips for Ossoff

A recent rally for U.S. Sen. Jon Ossoff included a group any Democrat needs to win Georgia in November-- middle-aged white men fed up with President Donald Trump.

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Trump’s racist post against the Obamas won’t strip me of my dignity

President Donald Trump's social media account published a video featuring a racist image of the Obamas, which the White House later deleted.

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DOJ targets some church protesters, but not all. Justice cannot be selective.

The Department of Justice went after protesters who stormed a Minnesota church, but AG Pam Bondi ignored pleas from a Georgia church after a protester disrupted its service.

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Officials gather for annual Faith & Freedom luncheon
POLITICALLY GEORGIA

Republicans report more cash than Democrats in races for two top Georgia offices

Jon Ossoff Rally
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Quarter-zips for Ossoff

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