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Georgia voters want leaders to step up their game for our youngest children

Georgians are calling an audible and want our leaders to step up their game for the state’s youngest children.

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How Trump may affect Election Day (and how he already has)

‘The Final Tally,’ a 3-part podcast on election integrity, debuts

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Countdown to midterm elections: Live updates from the Georgia campaign trail

Here is what you need to know to vote on Election Day in Georgia

Bring your photo ID but leave the political merchandise at home if you are voting on Election Day in Georgia.

Obama campaigns for Ossoff, Bottoms

Former President Barack Obama led a get-out-the-vote rally in a display of unity for Democratic nominee for governor Keisha Lance Bottoms and U.S. Sen. Jon Ossoff.

Cobb resident to receive new absentee ballot, drops lawsuit

A Marietta voter has agreed to drop the lawsuit he filed against the Cobb County elections director and its Board of Elections over his delayed absentee ballot.

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Why 4 Black Georgians say they vote Republican

The who, what and why motivating Black conservatives in Georgia ahead of the midterm elections.

Outside groups spend millions on Georgia legislative races

Most of the spending is concentrated in suburban districts held by Republican incumbents — the kind of seats Democrats need to flip to win control of the state House.

Clark Atlanta University mobilizes early voters

Spelman, Morehouse and Clark Atlanta students marched from CAU to a nearby polling location to cast their early vote for the midterms.

Lawsuit filed over delayed Cobb County absentee ballots

Nearly 2,900 Cobb County voters who requested absentee ballots during the first half of October have experienced delays.

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How Atlanta’s Black LGBTQ+ voters are approaching Georgia’s midterm elections

Black LGBTQ voters in Atlanta and across Georgia are entering the midterm elections with concerns about their rights, safety, economy and political future.

Jackson pours more than $200M of his fortune into Georgia governor’s race

Republican billionaire Rick Jackson has contributed a staggering sum to his campaign for governor, but hasn’t given him a clear lead over Democrat Keisha Lance Bottoms.

Is gerrymandering making Georgia’s U.S. House races boring?

Analysts say that a blue wave on Election Day still may not be enough for Democrats to flip any of Georgia's nine Republican-held U.S. House seats.

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From the pulpit to the polls, the church must lead the way on voting

There is no way our communities in Georgia can become what we envision if the people of God refuse to make their voices heard at the voting booth.

Republican candidate for Georgia House faces child molestation charge

A Republican candidate running for a state house post in Cobb County is accused of exposing himself to a child earlier this month.

Georgia House candidate fighting disqualification over voting record

An investigation into Georgia House candidate David Dillie says he voted in the Nevada primary in June and is ineligible to hold elected office in Georgia.

Georgia Republicans could redraw maps, limit governor’s powers after election

State GOP leaders have not said if they plan to have a special session. But Democrats are already preparing for one.

Artificial intelligence bot accesses Georgia voting data

Anthropic, secretary of state say no individual voting records were accessed

Georgia 2026: What the polls and experts say about the U.S. Senate race

Here are the polls on Georgia's U.S. Senate race between Democratic incumbent Jon Ossoff and Republican U.S. Rep. Mike Collins.