Georgia’s Week in Politics: Isakson could be busy

As chairman of the U.S. Senate Ethics Committee, Georgia U.S. Sen. Johnny Isakson could have a full plate, with potential investigations into the behavior of Minnesota U.S. Sen. Al Franken and New Jersey U.S. Sen. Bob Menendez. A Roy Moore victory in Alabama’s special Senate election, which could spark an effort in the chamber to expel him, would just make Isakson busier. Curtis Compton/ccompton@ajc.com

By From staff reports

Nov 17, 2017

Here's a look at some of the political and government stories that The Atlanta Journal-Constitution's staff broke online during the past week. To see more of them, go to http://www.myajc.com/georgia-politics/.

Moore, Franken and Menendez could keep Isakson busy

Al Franken cancels Atlanta appearance

White voters held edge in Atlanta mayor’s race.

LGBTQ community adds some clout.

Keisha Lance Bottoms says give her some credit, it wasn’t all Kasim Reed.

Mary Norwood tries to cozy up to Democrats.

‘Corruption’ flyer pops up in Atlanta mayoral candidate.

Tom Price left, but the investigation goes on.

A little more about Price jet probe.

Jody Hice’s bill progresses, but ex-presidents won’t like it.

Poll: It’s now something else, stupid.

‘Captive ratepayers’ should be spared, Libertarian candidate says.