Inside the Vote: Absentee by mail voting in Georgia
More voters turning to absentee by mail voting for the 2020 election. Here's what you should know about voting by absentee ballot in Georgia.
More voters turning to absentee by mail voting for the 2020 election. Here's what you should know about voting by absentee ballot in Georgia.
Inside the Vote: Know what is on your ballot before November
It is important to know what races, besides the president, will appear on your ballot before you go to cast your vote on November 3.
It is important to know what races, besides the president, will appear on your ballot before you go to cast your vote on November 3.
Inside the Vote: Being a poll worker in Georgia
Counties across Georgia are busy recruiting and training poll workers ahead of the November 3 election. Here's how you can get involved.
Counties across Georgia are busy recruiting and training poll workers ahead of the November 3 election. Here's how you can get involved.
Far-right extremist group 'Proud Boys' celebrates after Trump callout during debate
President Donald Trump on Tuesday didn’t condemn white supremacist groups and their role in violence in some American cities this summer, branding it solely a “left-wing” problem and telling one far-right extremist group to “stand back and stand by."
President Donald Trump on Tuesday didn’t condemn white supremacist groups and their role in violence in some American cities this summer, branding it solely a “left-wing” problem and telling one far-right extremist group to “stand back and stand by."
Hall, Franklin head to runoff for rest of John Lewis’ term
Former Atlanta City Councilman Kwanza Hall and former Morehouse College President Robert Franklin advanced to a runoff in Tuesday’s special election to fill the short remainder of the late John Lewis’ term in Congress.
Former Atlanta City Councilman Kwanza Hall and former Morehouse College President Robert Franklin advanced to a runoff in Tuesday’s special election to fill the short remainder of the late John Lewis’ term in Congress.
Presidential debate: Trump, Biden spar over Supreme Court, health care, COVID-19
President Donald Trump and Democratic challenger Joe Biden clashed over COVID-19 and the economy, the Supreme Court and more during the first presidential debate.
President Donald Trump and Democratic challenger Joe Biden clashed over COVID-19 and the economy, the Supreme Court and more during the first presidential debate.
Lawyers spar over Georgia voting machine glitch, planned fix
Georgia election officials say they’re implementing a software change to fix a glitch in the state’s new voting machines. But election integrity activists say the state is downplaying the problem and putting the security of the upcoming election at risk.
Georgia election officials say they’re implementing a software change to fix a glitch in the state’s new voting machines. But election integrity activists say the state is downplaying the problem and putting the security of the upcoming election at risk.
Pair of endorsements adds more fuel to Georgia Senate race
A pair of new high-profile endorsements are adding fuel to an already contentious special election for a U.S. Senate seat in Georgia.
A pair of new high-profile endorsements are adding fuel to an already contentious special election for a U.S. Senate seat in Georgia.
Biden releases 2019 tax returns ahead of presidential debate with Trump
Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden and his running mate, California Sen. Kamala Harris, released their 2019 tax returns ahead of Tuesday’s debate.
Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden and his running mate, California Sen. Kamala Harris, released their 2019 tax returns ahead of Tuesday’s debate.
Cindy McCain joins Biden’s transition advisory board
Cindy McCain is the second Republican on the transition advisory board, joining Bob McDonald who headed the Department of Veterans Affairs under President Barack Obama.
Cindy McCain is the second Republican on the transition advisory board, joining Bob McDonald who headed the Department of Veterans Affairs under President Barack Obama.
Amy Coney Barrett: Trump officially sends Supreme Court nomination to Senate
President Donald Trump officially sent his Supreme Court nominee, Amy Coney Barrett, to the U.S. Senate.
President Donald Trump officially sent his Supreme Court nominee, Amy Coney Barrett, to the U.S. Senate.
Trump's $200 Medicare prescription cards won't hit mailboxes just yet
Government officials say key details of Trump’s giveaway still have to be worked out, from the exact timing to who will get them and how Medicare would cover the cost — which could approach $7 billion.
Government officials say key details of Trump’s giveaway still have to be worked out, from the exact timing to who will get them and how Medicare would cover the cost — which could approach $7 billion.
House Democrats unveil new $2.2T proposal for coronavirus aid
The latest Democratic measure would revive a $600-per-week pandemic jobless benefit and send a second round of $1,200 direct payments to most individuals.
The latest Democratic measure would revive a $600-per-week pandemic jobless benefit and send a second round of $1,200 direct payments to most individuals.
A look at some of the most memorable presidential debate moments in history
Here is a look back at a few of the most memorable moments in American presidential debate history.
Here is a look back at a few of the most memorable moments in American presidential debate history.
Presidential debates: The history of the American political tradition
While presidential debates continue to develop and evolve, their competitive spirit has not changed and continues to be a significant part of the presidential election process.
While presidential debates continue to develop and evolve, their competitive spirit has not changed and continues to be a significant part of the presidential election process.
Judge orders Georgia to have paper pollbook backups
A federal judge ruled on Monday that every polling place in Georgia must have at least one updated paper backup list of eligible voters to help keep long lines from forming on Election Day if electronic pollbooks used to check in voters malfunction.
A federal judge ruled on Monday that every polling place in Georgia must have at least one updated paper backup list of eligible voters to help keep long lines from forming on Election Day if electronic pollbooks used to check in voters malfunction.
Georgia justices: Some suits against government officials OK
Even as Georgia lawmakers are inviting voters to weaken the state’s protection against being sued, the state Supreme Court is saying that protection is not as absolute as some make it out to be.
Even as Georgia lawmakers are inviting voters to weaken the state’s protection against being sued, the state Supreme Court is saying that protection is not as absolute as some make it out to be.
2020 census to end Oct. 5 despite court order for extension, US official says
The U.S. secretary of Commerce says the 2020 census will end Oct. 5, despite a federal judge’s ruling last week that the head count of every U.S. resident should continue through the end of October, according to a tweet posted on the Census Bureau’s website Monday.
The U.S. secretary of Commerce says the 2020 census will end Oct. 5, despite a federal judge’s ruling last week that the head count of every U.S. resident should continue through the end of October, according to a tweet posted on the Census Bureau’s website Monday.
Georgia Republicans express support for Supreme Court pick Barrett
In a press call arranged by the Trump campaign Monday morning, Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr and State Rep. Barry Fleming, R-Harlem, expressed their support for President Donald Trump's Supreme Court nominee.
In a press call arranged by the Trump campaign Monday morning, Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr and State Rep. Barry Fleming, R-Harlem, expressed their support for President Donald Trump's Supreme Court nominee.
Federal judge joins 5 others ordering halt to USPS cuts
A federal judge in Philadelphia has joined others around the country in ordering the U.S. Postal Service to halt recent service cuts.
A federal judge in Philadelphia has joined others around the country in ordering the U.S. Postal Service to halt recent service cuts.