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POLITICALLY GEORGIA

What makes a Republican? Supreme Court says it’s not up to local GOP.

Far-right groups like the Georgia Republican Assembly have pushed to give party insiders the power to block candidates they deem insufficiently conservative.

POLITICALLY GEORGIA

Trailing in polls, Mike Collins bets on voter turnout

The Republican Senate nominee is trying to outrun bleak polling with a relentless ground game.

POLITICALLY GEORGIA

Georgia’s Audi megadeal comes with political flashbacks

With Election Day nearing, President Donald Trump unveiled plans for a $4.2 billion Audi plant in Middle Georgia, reviving a familiar GOP election-year playbook.

Opinion and Voices

PATRICIA MURPHY

Democrats look to fast-changing Atlanta suburbs to flip power in the state

Population changes in Atlanta’s suburbs are fueling Democrats’ hopes for electoral wins next week, too.

GUEST COLUMN

How Ossoff won over Trump voters in Valdosta, Tifton and Toccoa

Georgia U.S. Sen. Jon Ossoff, a Democrat, pick up endorsements of rural Georgia mayors because he did the work to reach out to them and deliver for their communities.

GUEST COLUMN

Georgians are sick of mere handwringing by politicians clinging to power

Georgia Republicans are now worried about affordability and healthcare after their policies worsened lives for many Peach State residents.

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PATRICIA MURPHY

Democrats look to fast-changing Atlanta suburbs to flip power in the state

POLITICALLY GEORGIA

How Jon Ossoff’s gamble on ticket unity could shape Tuesday’s election

GUEST COLUMN

How Ossoff won over Trump voters in Valdosta, Tifton and Toccoa

GUEST COLUMN

Georgians are sick of mere handwringing by politicians clinging to power