Politically Georgia

President Donald Trump’s visit came as Republican candidates across the state are looking for momentum heading into the midterms.

U.S. Sen. Jon Ossoff’s Senate hearing clashes have become so central to his reelection strategy that his aides send advance notices when one is about to begin.

Democratic nominee for governor Keisha Lance Bottoms called the tariffs "nothing more than a tax on Georgia families and businesses."

The Republican nominee for governor dined at a popular Black-owned restaurant in Atlanta, prompting threats of a boycott from some customers.

While researchers behind the new State Navigate poll expect the 2026 electorate to be friendlier to Democrats than the one that voted in 2024, there's an important caveat.

We know the president will discuss election integrity. But the rest is just speculation.

On the campaign front, Maryland Gov. Wes Moore says Democrats need to invest more resources in the South, including Georgia, where he said opportunity is real.

Democrats in some of the nation's most competitive races are turning the Epstein files into a midterm weapon.

The sudden death of U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham adds a new layer of drama to a Southern Senate map already crowded with some of the nation's most important races.

An audit of 1.11 million ballots cast in June’s runoff elections found just 23 discrepancies. All of them involved hand-marked paper ballots.