Federal judge to hear challenge to Georgia's voting law
Civil rights group have challenged changes to voting that Georgia Republicans put in place after President Biden's victory in the state, saying that they make it harder for people to cast their ballot.
National Voter Registration Day: Organizations out getting Georgians ready for elections
More than 3,500 organizations across the country are trying to get 250,000 Americans registered to vote in the upcoming election.
A judge must now decide if Georgia voting districts are racially discriminatory after a trial ended
The Georgia case is part of a wave of litigation after the U.S. Supreme Court earlier this year stood behind its interpretation of the Voting Rights Act, rejecting a challenge to the law by Alabama.
Georgia removed nearly 190K voters from rolls, 305K remain inactive
More than 305,000 people on Georgia's voter rolls could have their registration cancelled if they don't vote before 2025.
Election workers have gotten death threats and warnings they will be lynched: US government
More than a dozen people nationally have been charged with threatening election workers by a Justice Department unit trying to stem the tide of violent and graphic threats against people who count and secure the vote.
Controversy persists in Jonesboro over control of city elections
Several people spoke before the Jonesboro City Council on Monday night.
DeSantis agrees to debate with Gavin Newsom: ‘Just tell me when and where’
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis agreed to debate California Gov. Gavin Newsom to highlight the differences in governing between the Sunshine State and the Golden State.
Raffensperger responds to Trump's federal indictment over efforts to undo election
Raffensperger says he credits his deep faith and family for getting through the last few years.
Trump federal indictment gives some insight into Georgia election probe
The indictment of former President Donald Trump on Tuesday for his efforts to overturn his efforts to overturn his 2020 election defeat may give some insight into the Georgia Election Probe.
Journalist who discovered GA alternate elector scheme called to testify
The reporter who first spotted a group of alternate electors at the Georgia Capitol has been subpoenaed to testify before a Fulton County grand jury investigating potential election interference.
How Donald Trump is gaining an advantage in the battle for delegates
The delegates are over 2,000 party activists, insiders, and elected officials who will cast votes next summer to select the party’s presidential candidate at the Republican National Convention.
Advocates for voters rights concerned about Georgia's upcoming 'purge' of voter rolls
Voting right advocates call the cancelations a purge that will disproportionately hurt lower-income voters of color.
First GOP debate faces threats of boycott as lower-polling candidates try to qualify
With a focus on gathering support and securing a spot on the debate stage, GOP candidates with lower poll numbers face pressure to meet the requirements set by the Republican National Committee.
Republicans sue over rejection of nominee to Fulton County election board
The Republican Party's lawsuit called Fulton County officials' rejection of one of their nominees to the county's election board a "cynical act of partisanship."
Survey seeks Latino voter input in metro Atlanta
US Census data shows in the last decade, Georgia’s Latino community has grown nearly 32%.
Georgia officials won't take over elections in state's largest county, debunk conspiracies
Georgia's State Election Board won't take over running elections in the state's most populous county, ending an investigation that had sparked fears of partisan meddling.
'Sufficient evidence' Gwinnett BOE member's sons broke GA election law
One rule should be obvious when it comes to elections in Georgia. If you claim residency in another state, you can't vote in this one.
Only 14 votes separate candidates in House District 68 runoff
In May, the two only had 18 votes separating the two.
Emory law expert comments on Supreme Court ruling against Alabama's congressional map
The U.S. Supreme Court ordered Alabama to re-draw its congressional map.
GOP set to push early voting, mail ballots after years of opposite messaging to its voters
Marking a notable shift from rhetoric surrounding the 2020 election, the goal is to persuade voters who support GOP candidates that early voting techniques are secure.