Politically Georgia

The decision means political parties are not entitled to the cheaper television ad rates reserved for candidates.

The sharpest partisan contrast between U.S. Sen. Jon Ossoff and U.S. Rep. Mike Collins in Georgia's Senate race may be their stances on the war in Iran.

At a weekend rally, the GOP nominee for governor leans hard into his anti-establishment pitch, even with Georgia’s top Republican for much of the last decade beside him.

As the Republican U.S. Senate nominee tries to put the furor over his son-in-law's extremist posts behind him, David Alan Scheer II continues to stir online outrage.

Google searches for Natalie Harp, President Donald Trump's executive assistant, have surged 5,000% since Ossoff mentioned her.

Billy Linville, a veteran of Georgia Democratic politics, is leading a new group to steer Democrats and swing voters toward GOP nominee for governor Rick Jackson.

Paramount Skydance’s CEO has threatened to move their corporate headquarters out of California. Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp and other state officials see it as an opportunity.

The Georgia Democrat roasted Donald Trump over his reliance on 35-year-old White House executive assistant Natalie Harp, a near-constant presence at the president's side.

The Republican nominee for governor’s campaign says the proposal would be part of a broader ethics package.

One of the strangest fights in Georgia Republican politics has somehow gotten stranger.