Georgia Votes
Politically Georgia
A look at who fueled Bottoms’ multimillion-dollar late fundraising push
Gov.-elect Keisha Lance Bottoms' received roughly $10.1 million into her campaign accounts in the closing days of the campaign.
Democratic rout reshapes Georgia’s political landscape
Democrats won every statewide executive constitutional office and are poised to have a majority in the state House of Representatives for the first time in 22 years.
Georgia voters head to polls with both parties anxious
Republicans are banking on an Election Day surge, while Democrats are cautiously hopeful that record-setting early turnout could lead to a historic sweep.
Opinion and Voices
Georgia voters swept in Democrats for one reason. Fix affordability.
Georgia voters rejected Trump and Republicans because they made life harder for them. Democrats under Gov.-elect Keisha Lance Bottoms must stay focused on the people's will.
Georgia voters rented Democrats the Statehouse. They must now earn the deed.
If Democrats want to survive beyond two years at the Gold Dome, they must act on priorities such as Medicaid expansion, support for childcare and raising the minimum wage.
OK, Democrats, now what?
Georgia Democrats swept every statewide office and took control of the state House. How they use their mandate will decide if they're in control for a term or a generation.
