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Immigrant voters helped make Georgia history. Now they expect results.

Immigrant citizens in Georgia voted for their public safety, their family's well-being and their economic and education futures.

PATRICIA MURPHY

How Black churches helped turn Jon Ossoff’s win into a rout

Jon Ossoff has made it a point to cultivate relationships in the same Black churches where John Lewis spent decades advancing civil rights.

A Southern shake-up puts 3 Georgians in the 2028 presidential spotlight

Georgia’s Democratic sweep has upended political calculations for 2028, potentially opening options for Gov. Brian Kemp and U.S. Sens. Jon Ossoff and Raphael Warnock.

Tanya Miller rose from working-class childhood to Georgia’s attorney general

Tanya Miller is part of a generational leadership change in Georgia, where Democrats won every statewide executive office and a majority in the state House of Representatives.

Georgia’s incoming lieutenant governor faces Senate power struggle

Democratic Lt. Gov.-elect Josh McLaurin promises ‘bipartisan cooperation,’ but GOP lawmakers could still move to limit his powers.

Georgia’s incoming lieutenant governor faces Senate power struggle

The unlikely upsets that turned Georgia’s House blue

SHELLEY WYNTER

Georgia Republicans don’t need a rebrand. They need a reckoning.

Georgia Republicans lost power in a rout. Now what?

Georgia Democrats take a victory lap from the pulpit of MLK’s church

Missing memory card could flip Georgia House race, narrow Democratic edge

Democrats sweep Georgia statewide offices

Keisha Lance Bottoms eyes repealing Georgia’s abortion restrictions

Bottoms calls on Georgia power players to help build new administration

Keisha Lance Bottoms’ priorities may be limited by new budget realities