Greg Bluestein

Greg Bluestein

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Greg Bluestein is the chief political reporter for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, where he co-hosts the Politically Georgia podcast and curates the morning newsletter of the same name. An analyst for MS NOW, he is also a frequent guest on local and national television, radio and podcasts. He is the author of Flipped, an award-winning book on Georgia's epic 2020 election, and a recipient of the Toner Prize for excellence in local political reporting. The Society of Professional Journalists named him the South's top political journalist in both 2024 and 2025 — though the title he might be proudest of came from Axios, which called him the "most dedicated" Bulldog fan at the 2023 national championship game. A proud University of Georgia graduate with degrees in journalism and political science, Bluestein is a lifelong Georgian who serves on several metro Atlanta civic, educational and religious boards. He lives in Dunwoody with his wife and two daughters.

Greg Bluestein staff image

Greg Bluestein is the chief political reporter for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, where he co-hosts the Politically Georgia podcast and curates the morning newsletter of the same name. An analyst for MS NOW, he is also a frequent guest on local and national television, radio and podcasts. He is the author of Flipped, an award-winning book on Georgia's epic 2020 election, and a recipient of the Toner Prize for excellence in local political reporting. The Society of Professional Journalists named him the South's top political journalist in both 2024 and 2025 — though the title he might be proudest of came from Axios, which called him the "most dedicated" Bulldog fan at the 2023 national championship game. A proud University of Georgia graduate with degrees in journalism and political science, Bluestein is a lifelong Georgian who serves on several metro Atlanta civic, educational and religious boards. He lives in Dunwoody with his wife and two daughters.

Latest from Greg Bluestein

Inside Democrats’ push to flip the Georgia House

The Democratic Party of Georgia has spent $2.1 million on 13 state House races and three state Senate contests. They need a net gain of 10 seats to win control of the House.

Once vulnerable, Jon Ossoff seeks a commanding win over Mike Collins

Public polls show Collins is trailing. But the Republican insists the race is neck and neck.

A titanic matchup for Georgia governor goes down to the wire

Former Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottom faces Republican Rick Jackson on Tuesday.

Georgia’s early vote smashed records. Here’s what the 2.8M number reveals.

A younger, more diverse electorate and stronger turnout in Democratic-leaning areas offer fresh clues about Tuesday’s high-stakes elections.

Trump announces Audi plant near Macon

A new auto plant by Audi, an esteemed luxury brand, would burnish Georgia’s credentials as a hub of automotive manufacturing in the South.

Here’s how Georgia leaders recruited Audi’s $4B plant, its first in the U.S.

In Gov. Brian Kemp’s eight years in office, Georgia has landed three enormous automotive projects: Hyundai near Savannah, Rivian east of Atlanta and Audi in Middle Georgia.

With turnout lagging, Republicans pull out all the stops in Georgia

President Donald Trump held his second Georgia campaign rally in eight days, using his speech to announce a $4.2 billion Audi plant near Macon.

Harris turns her 2024 defeat into a rallying cry for Georgia Democrats

Georgia Republicans and Democrats are making all-out pushes for votes in the final days preceding midterm elections.

Josh McKoon won’t seek another term as Georgia GOP chair

The attorney and former state senator has played a key role in bridging the divide between the GOP establishment and its activist base.

How Rick Jackson spent $220M trying to become Georgia’s governor

The Republican billionaire has poured more than $200 million of his own money into the race. Where did all that money go?