Lt. Gov. Burt Jones announces campaign for Georgia governor
Lt. Gov. Burt Jones has launched his campaign to succeed Gov. Brian Kemp as the next governor of Georgia.
Georgia appeals court upholds ruling saying election officials must certify results
The ruling comes after a Republican member of the Fulton County Board of Elections refused to certify election results over what she claimed was a lack of access to election materials.
Republican Chris Carr raises $1.25M more for 2026 Georgia governor bid
Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr has raised another $1.25 million in his bid to be the Peach State's next governor.
Top Democrats each raise $1.1M in 2026 Georgia governor's race
State Sen. Jason Esteves and former Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms each say they have collected $1.1 million in their race to be the Democrat's pick for Georgia governor.
Georgia's annual audit of state voter rolls now underway
Georgia Sec. of State Brad Raffensperger announced a multiphase audit of Georgia’s voter rolls will occur throughout July, August and September 2025.
Audit confirms accurate vote count for Georgia PSC elections, official say
Georgia's top election official says an audit have proven June's primary elections for the Public Service Commission were accurate.
Running Georgia PSC runoff election could cost $100 per vote
The low turnout in Georgia's Public Service Commission race could cost the Peach State a lot of money.
1 Public Service Commission primary headed to a runoff
Former Atlanta City Council member Keisha Waites is headed to a runoff against Peter Hubbard. The runoff election is July 15.
Georgia Public Service Commission election: What you need to know
Voters across Georgia will head to the polls on Tuesday to have their say on who can make decisions over what they see on their utility bills.
13 Gwinnett polling locations changed before special election
The polling locations are spread out across the county, including Dacula, Norcross, Peachtree Corners, Sugar Hill, Duluth, Stone Mountain, Lawrenceville and Snellville.
Judge disqualifies Daniel Blackman from Georgia PSC primary election
All votes already cast for one of the Democratic candidates running for the Georgia Public Service Commission won't count after a judge ruled he should disqualified from the race.
Georgia GOP attempts to block Brad Raffensperger from running as a Republican
Georgia’s Republican Party says Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger should not be able to run under the party’s banner anymore, but their attempt to kick out the election official may not go anywhere.
DeKalb County elections board considering temporary polling place changes
DeKalb County officials say construction projects have made the temporary polling places changes needed for the upcoming special election for the Georgia Public Service Commission.
State Rep. Derrick Jackson launching bid to be Georgia's next governor
State Rep. Derrick Jackson is the latest Democrat to join the race to succeed Brian Kemp as Georgia's next governor.
Georgia PSC candidate will remain on ballot while appealing disqualification
A Democratic candidate running for the Georgia Public Service Commission will remain on the ballot a day after he was disqualified by Georgia Republican Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger.
Joseph Adeyemi enters South Fulton mayoral race as political outsider focused on economic growth
Project manager and economist Joseph Adeyemi has entered the race to become South Fulton’s next mayor.
Early voting begins in Georgia Public Service Commission primary elections
Georgians can now head to the polls starting today to have their say on who can make the decisions that impact your utility bills.
DeKalb County urges voter participation in upcoming Georgia PSC special primary election
DeKalb County residents are encouraged to participate in the special primary election.
Wrong voter precinct cards mailed to some Cobb County residents
Cobb County officials are apologizing after some of the county's residents received voter precinct cards addressed to people who don't live at their address.
Georgia State Election Board creates committee to consider new rule changes
Georgia’s controversial State Election Board has create a new committee to help them weigh in new election rule proposals before they come to a vote.