U.S. Rep. Mike Collins and Rick Jackson haven’t campaigned together since winning the GOP nominations for U.S. Senate and governor.

The pair held a news conference at the Georgia Chamber of Commerce's annual congressional luncheon in Athens, marking the informal debut of their new alliance.

As Republican Rick Jackson tries to reach both MAGA loyalists and swing voters, Democrat Keisha Lance Bottoms is working to make the race about President Donald Trump.

The ad is an example of how Democrats are trying to turn the Iran conflict into a pocketbook argument in Georgia.

Democrats won two seats on Georgia's Public Service Commission last year, ending the two-decade, all-Republican stranglehold on the utility regulatory panel.

U.S. Rep. Mike Collins had two very different encounters this week with questions about his son-in-law’s antisemitic and white nationalist social media posts.

One Nation, a GOP-aligned group, said Thursday it plans to spend $15 million in Georgia targeting Democratic U.S. Sen. Jon Ossoff.

The panel's recommendation is due by next January — presumably to give whoever is elected secretary of state time to prepare for a rollout during the 2028 election cycle.

The Republican billionaire has pledged to remind voters of spikes in crime during Bottoms' tenure as Atlanta mayor.

State party officials say they will have 30 field offices open by early August, part of the biggest operation the party has ever had at this stage of a campaign.