Politics

Keisha Lance Bottoms is the projected Democratic nominee for governor of Georgia after building an insurmountable lead on election night. Analysts break down how uncounted ballots in Fulton County solidified the projection and what this means for the general election phase.  

The race for Georgia governor is intensifying after the primary election triggered a high-stakes June runoff between Republican candidates Lt. Gov. Burt Jones and healthcare billionaire Rick Jackson. Political analysts break down the impact of multi-million dollar ad spending and shifting ballot counts on election night. Meanwhile, former Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms remains well positioned to bypass a runoff entirely on the Democratic side.

Political analysts break down how newcomer Rick Jackson spent millions to secure a spot in a June 16 runoff against Georgia Lieutenant Governor Burt Jones.  

Republican gubernatorial candidate Rick Jackson slammed opponent Burt Jones as a career politician and pledged immediate property tax freezes during his primary night speech at an Atlanta hotel.  

Georgia primary election night coverage tracks tightening numbers as party leaders project a high-stakes Senate runoff.

Georgia primary election night is underway with major developments in both parties as early voting numbers shake up the standings. While candidates like Mike Collins and Keisha Lance Bottoms hold early leads, experts warn that uncounted metro Atlanta ballots could completely change the dynamic. Watch as the team breaks down what Governor Brian Kemp's backing means for the tightest races.  

Early voting data highlights a highly competitive night for Georgia primary candidates as local watch parties monitor shifting percentages. Former Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms commands a major lead among Democrats, while the Republican race remains locked in a tight stalemate. Analysts warn that multiple high-stakes races appear to be rapidly heading toward an official runoff.  

Early election returns across Georgia reveal tight primary races and heavy rural turnout that could push key Senate and lieutenant governor campaigns into summer runoffs, according to political analysts on Fox 5.