Virtual town hall with AJC Political Insiders May 27

Georgia’s primary contests are less than three weeks away. Georgia voters are steadily casting ballots by mail and in person, despite the pandemic that has upended life as we know it.

To help make sense of the latest political news and what’s at stake on June 9, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution is holding a virtual town hall Wednesday featuring the team that produces the state’s best-read political blog, the Political Insider. Political columnist Jim Galloway, senior political reporter Greg Bluestein and Washington correspondent Tia Mitchell will provide the lowdown on Georgia’s hottest primary races and the outlook for November, when two U.S. Senate seats and the presidency will be at stake. The event will be moderated by AJC Editor Kevin Riley. The team will also answer your questions about state and local politics.

The town hall, which begins at 5 p.m., will be streamed live through Facebook and YouTube. Sign up for the free event here.

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