Judge Penny Reynolds running for Georgia Secretary of State
Former state judge Penny Brown Reynolds is joining the race to be Georgia's next Secretary of State.
Gov. Kemp orders probe into Towns County sheriff
Gov. Brian Kemp has launched an investigation into Towns County Sheriff Kenneth Henderson, citing allegations of misconduct.
Atlanta’s youngest council member begins term with push for accessibility
Carden Wyckoff, 32, is the newest and youngest member of the Atlanta City Council, and she says she is wasting no time getting to work.
Former judge enters Georgia secretary of state race as Democrat
Former judge and attorney Penny Brown Reynolds launches campaign for Georgia secretary of state.
Mayoral candidates in South Fulton participate in debate Thursday night
Three of the nine qualified candidates for mayor of the City of South Fulton debated Thursday night.
Former Georgia poll worker sentenced for bomb threat against election office
Nicholas Wimbish was sentenced to 20 months in prison for mailing a threatening letter about bombing a polling site and harming poll workers.
Atlanta City Council District 11 candidates face residency challenges
Both candidates face scrutiny over their voter registration addresses, impacting their eligibility.
Brad Raffensperger announces run for Georgia governor
Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger has announced that he is running for governor, joining an already crowded Republican primary field.
Ex-GOP Lt. Gov. Geoff Duncan enters Georgia governor race as Democrat
Former Republican and onetime Georgia Lt. Gov. Geoff Duncan has announced he is running for governor as a Democrat.
Ex-Stonecrest mayor disqualified from city council race after conviction
Former Stonecrest Mayor Jason Lary, who served prison time for stealing federal COVID-19 relief funds, has been disqualified from running for city council.
Lawmakers raise concerns after ICE raid delays Hyundai plant project
The ICE raid at a Hyundai battery plant delayed the project by two to three months, raising concerns about economic impact in Georgia.
Charlie Kirk was instrumental to Trump's 2024 victory in Georgia, state party chair says
The assassination of conservative commentator Charlie Kirk has stunned Georgia’s political world.
Warnock condemns assassination of Charlie Kirk, calls political violence ‘anti-democratic’
Warnock condemns the assassination of Charlie Kirk as an un-American act and a threat to democratic values.
Jason Esteves resigns Senate seat to run for Georgia governor
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Jason Esteves resigned his Georgia Senate seat Wednesday as he launches his campaign for governor in 2026.
Gabe Sterling files to run for Georgia secretary of state
Gabe Sterling announced he is running for Georgia Secretary of State. Sterling filed a "Declaration of Intention to Accept Campaign Contributions" form with the state ethics commission on Tuesday.
Fulton Commission votes to table appointments of GOP election board nominees
Fulton County commissioners are once again weighing whether to seat two Republican nominees to the county’s Board of Registration and Elections, an issue that has been tied up in court for months.
Fulton commissioner cites law in rejecting GOP nominees
Commissioner Marvin Arrington says he cannot be forced to support GOP election board nominees.
Gov. Brian Kemp endorses Derek Dooley for Senate
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp officially endorsed former football coach Derek Dooley in the race to take Sen. Jon Ossoff's seat.
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.
Judge halts $10,000-a-day fine in Fulton County election board dispute
A Fulton County judge has delayed an order that would have fined the county $10,000 a day over unfilled Republican election board seats.