Sen. Warnock joins fight against Fulton election subpoena

Sen. Raphael Warnock and Georgia Democrats are demanding answers from the Justice Department over a federal subpoena targeting Fulton County election workers.

Why a Georgia town's entire police force was fired and rehired

The Cohutta City Council voted Friday to immediately reinstate the town's police department and give all the officers their jobs back. 

Congresswoman Nikema Williams pushes maternal health legislation

Georgia Congresswoman Nikema Williams has introduced new legislation focused on maternal health care and postpartum monitoring.

Marcye Scott: Daughter of David Scott runs for his Georgia seat

Marcye Scott, daughter of the late U.S. Rep. David Scott, announced her candidacy to fill the remaining term of her father’s seat.

New poll shows shifts in Georgia Senate race

A new Quantus Insights poll shows shifts in Georgia’s Republican U.S. Senate primary race, with Derek Dooley moving into second place behind Mike Collins.

Gov. Kemp signs forestry, land management legislation

Gov. Brian Kemp on Wednesday signed a package of forestry and natural resources legislation that state leaders and industry officials say will strengthen Georgia’s forestry economy.

DeKalb victory: Judge blocks State Election Board rule changes

A DeKalb County Superior Court judge ruled in favor of local government officials last week, stopping the State Election Board from implementing several new election rules.

Marcye Scott plans to enter congressional race to fill late father's seat

Marcye Scott shared her intent to run during her father's funeral Saturday, vowing to continue his decades-long legacy of service to his constituents.

Kemp calls special election to fill David Scott's seat

A special election has been ordered Friday to fill the vacancy left by the late Congressman David Scott.

Poll: GOP primary likely a runoff; Bottoms leads Dems

A new InsiderAdvantage poll shows Keisha Lance Bottoms leading Georgia Democrats while the GOP gubernatorial primary heads toward a statistical tie.

Georgia honors late Congressman David Scott for 50 years of service

A memorial service took place Friday morning at the Georgia State Capitol to honor longtime Congressman David Scott, who is lying in repose ahead of his funeral Saturday.

Gov. Kemp: No electoral map changes before 2026 elections

Gov. Brian Kemp said Georgia will not redraw electoral maps before the 2026 elections because voting is already underway.

Supreme Court ruling sparks Georgia redistricting debate

A U.S. Supreme Court decision striking down a Louisiana electoral map is already fueling political debate in Georgia.

Early voting turnout strong in Georgia primary

Early voting is continuing across Georgia as turnout remains strong in the state’s primary elections.

Georgia Secretary of State candidates outline visions for office

Candidates vying for Georgia’s Secretary of State met in a series of high-stakes debates at the Georgia Public Broadcasting studios, outlining starkly different visions for the office that serves as the state’s chief election messenger and economic regulator.

Georgia primary early voting breaks first-day records

Georgia saw record-breaking turnout on the first day of early voting for the 2026 primary, with 35,352 voters casting ballots in person.