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The Atlanta Journal-Constitution has Georgia's largest and most experienced team covering the 2015 Legislature and state government.

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Governor: Greg Bluestein, gbluestein@ajc.com
House: Aaron Gould Sheinin, asheinin@ajc.com
Senate: Kristina Torres, ktorres@ajc.com
Investigative: Chris Joyner, cjoyner@ajc.com
Investigative: James Salzer, jsalzer@ajc.com
Political Insider: Jim Galloway, jgalloway@ajc.com

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Transportation: Andria Simmons, asimmons@ajc.com
K-12 education: Jaime Sarrio, jsarrio@ajc.com
Higher education: Janel Davis, jhdavis@ajc.com
Health care: Misty Williams, mwilliams@ajc.com
Immigration: Jeremy Redmon, jredmon@ajc.com
Legal issues: Bill Rankin, brankin@ajc.com
Local government issues: David Wickert, dwickert@ajc.com and Mark Niesse, mniesse@ajc.com
Photographer: Bob Andres, bandres@ajc.com
Government and Politics Editor: Susan Abramson Potter, susan.potter@ajc.com
Government and Politics Coach and Politifact editor: Jim Tharpe, jtharpe@ajc.com
Audience Specialist: Jim Denery, jdenery@ajc.com
Audience Specialist: Isaac Sabetai, isabetai@ajc.com,
Investigative Editor: Ken Foskett, kfoskett@ajc.com
Politifact reporters: April Hunt, ahunt@ajc.com and Nancy Badertscher, nbadertscher@ajc.com

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