Politically Georgia

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.

It’s too early to read much into polls, particularly at a time when candidates are using the post-runoff stretch to prepare for the coming blitz.

The Trump administration warned election officials in Georgia, and every other state, they could face criminal prosecution if noncitizens cast ballots.

Georgia's two top Democrats joined the mounting calls for Graham Platner, the party's U.S. Senate nominee from Maine, to end his campaign after a woman accused him of rape.

Georgia has already begun campaigning for another closely watched election cycle, yet one of the state's defining political arguments continues to be the November 2020 vote.

It appears that U.S. Sen. Jon Ossoff and his Republican challenger, U.S. Rep. Mike Collins, will debate at least once headed into the November election.

Three Supreme Court rulings in rapid succession on Tuesday instantly jolted the political landscape heading into Georgia’s 2026 elections.

U.S. Sen. Jon Ossoff's first general election TV ad highlights his bipartisan investigation into Georgia's foster care system and legislation combating child sex trafficking.