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DeKalb County Election officials including Nytia Harris, left, and Lamashia Davis work to spread information about changes in voter laws and share information with DeKalb resident Jeremiah Gilyard on Wednesday, Sept. 15, 2021, at the Chamblee MARTA Station. The officials are able to print free voter IDs, if needed. (Jenni Girtman for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution)
Voter ID requirement harder on those without Georgia driver’s licenses
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A lawmaker looks over a map of Georgia's political districts on Aug.  23, 2011. File photo.
Rural Georgia population losses make district drawing tricky for Republican leaders
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Former Atlanta City Council President Cathy Woolard speaks to the media while attending the Mary Norwood election night party at the Park Tavern in the Atlanta mayoral runoff on Tuesday, Dec. 5, 2017, in Atlanta. (Curtis Compton/ccompton@ajc.com)
New Fulton election chair appointed over objections to Fair Fight ties
Atlanta 07-22-2021 Atlanta City Hall. (Tyson Horne / tyson.horne@ajc.com)
Podcast: Breaking down poll results on the race for Atlanta Mayor
09/29/2020 - Atlanta, Georgia - Fulton County Poll worker Dian Rodriguez-Harrison uses an electronic device to check a voter in at the polling site located at Fanplex in AtlantaÕs Summerhill community, Tuesday, September 29, 2020. (Alyssa Pointer / Alyssa.Pointer@ajc.com)
Voter ID ad campaign planned to help with Georgia election law
Candidates qualify to run and possibly become the next mayor of Atlanta
Interactive: Poll of Atlanta voters, September 2021
MARTA plans light rail along the Atlanta Beltline, the Clifton Corridor and Campbellton Road. Transit expansion is just one of the transportation issues confronting Atlanta's next mayor. (AJC FILE PHOTO)
From transit to potholes: Mayoral candidates cite top Atlanta transportation issues
Atlanta 07-22-2021 Portrait of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution’s City Hall Reporter Wilborn P. Nobles III (L) and Intown Atlanta hyperlocal reporter J.D. Capelouto (R). (Tyson Horne / tyson.horne@ajc.com)
The Race for City Hall: Will you get to see your next mayor’s tax returns?
U.S. Reps. Carolyn Bourdeaux (left) and Lucy McBath are both Democrats who won seats in metro Atlanta formerly held by Republicans. Their districts could face significant changes during the redistricting process.
Path to Republican U.S. House majority boosted by Georgia redistricting
Strong tax collections indicate that Gov. Brian Kemp will be able to fulfill a 2018 campaign promise, just in time for his 2022 campaign for reelection, to raise state educators' pay by $5,000. Kemp got the educators the first $3,000 during his first legislative session as governor. But plans for the remaining $2,000 were put on hold when the General Assembly passed a budget that cut spending during the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, fearing it would significantly damage the state's economy. (Alyssa Pointer/Atlanta Journal Constitution)
Capitol Recap: Georgia tax collections continue pointing to strong economy
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