Trump says he will require voter ID with executive order

President Donald Trump says he plans to sign an executive order aimed at requiring voter ID in elections across the country.

Carr vs. Jones: Judge tosses lawsuit over Georgia governor’s race funding

The new ruling allows Republican Lt. Gov. Burt Jones to continue raising unlimited campaign funds using a special leadership committee not available to his rival, Attorney General Chris Carr.

Ex-Stonecrest mayor running for office after federal prison sentence

The former mayor of Stonecrest is trying to get back into politics after serving time in prison for stealing COVID-19 relief funds.

Fulton commissioners defy order to seat Republican election board nominees

Republicans want the Democratic Fulton County commissioners fined or put in jail for refusing to seat two GOP nominees on the county’s elections board despite a court order.

Judges debate Georgia's ban on giving snacks, water to voters

A federal appeals court is debating whether Georgia's ban on providing food and water to voters waiting in line violates the freedom of speech.

Trump endorses Burt Jones in Georgia's 2026 governor race

The race for Georgia's governor in 2026 is heating up, with President Donald Trump throwing his support behind Lt. Gov. Burt Jones.

Democrat Michael Thurmond announces plan to run for Georgia governor

Former DeKalb County CEO Michael Thurmond is the latest politician to announce his bid to succeed Brian Kemp as Georgia's next governor in 2026.

Derek Dooley announces 2026 Georgia Senate bid against Ossoff

Derek Dooley, the former Tennessee football coach and son of legendary coach Vince Dooley, has announced he's running for the U.S. Senate in Georgia. He's already been endorsed by Brian Kemp.

Keisha Lance Bottoms kicks off statewide listening tour in DeKalb County

Former Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms is beginning a statewide listening tour on Thursday as part of her bid to become Georgia's next governor.

Ethics Commission won’t investigate Lt. Gov. Burt Jones' $10M campaign loan

Georgia’s State Ethics Commission has decided not to investigate whether Lt. Gov. Burt Jones broke state law when he loaned $10 million to a campaign committee.

Rep. Mike Collins hints at Senate bid against Ossoff

Georgia Rep. Mike Collins may be getting close to announcing whether he will try to take on Sen. Jon Ossoff in 2026.

Runoff to decide Democratic nominee for Georgia's Public Service Commission

Voters will head back to the polls today to pick which Democratic candidate will face off against Republican Fitz Johnson for a seat on the Georgia Public Service Commission.