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Georgia legislators aim to bring relief to family caregivers
A Georgia state Senate study committee held the first of four planned meetings on how the state can support Georgians who care for elderly or infirm relatives.
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Georgia cancels nearly 471,000 voter registrations
Georgia election officials completed the canceling of 471,000 voter registrations this week, removing people who moved away or haven't participated in recent elections.
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Who are the biggest donors in the Georgia Senate race? The candidates.
Seven candidates have raised $1.1 million in the special election to succeed state Sen. Brandon Beach.
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Senate launches effort to eliminate Georgia income tax
A Senate committee studying ways to eliminate Georgia's income tax held its first meeting Tuesday.
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Georgia’s mass voter registration cancellation puts some at risk
Georgia plans to cancel nearly 500,000 inactive voter registrations this month. Voting rights groups warn the cancellations include some voters who may still be eligible.
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Judges ask if Georgia’s ban on giving snacks to voters violates free speech
Federal appeals court judges questioned whether Georgia's ban on giving food and water to voters waiting in line is allowed or violates their free speech rights.
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Gwinnett Republican joins crowded field in lieutenant governor’s race
Georgia State Rep. David Clark has a history of clashing with Republican leaders.
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Tillery kicks off lieutenant governor campaign barnstorming across Georgia
State Sen. Blake Tillery, a Vidalia Republican, conducted a multicity tour that crisscrossed Georgia from Savannah to Atlanta to kick off his campaign.
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Activists want GOP lawmakers to make more changes to Georgia elections
A Georgia elections study committee has become a forum for advocates on the right and left to seek major changes to voting laws ahead of a heated election year in 2026.
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Investigations stalled while State Election Board tried to change voting rules
A backlog of completed Georgia election investigations grew to over 300 cases after the State Election Board prioritized passing new voting rules last year.