Credit: Miguel Martinez/AJC
Georgia is latest state to be sued by Trump administration on elections
The U.S. Justice Department sued Georgia, two other states and the District of Columbia for not handing over its voter registration data.
Credit: Sarah Peacock
Ossoff finds firmer footing as 2026 race takes shape
Georgia Democrats increasingly are confident of the first-term lawmaker’s midterm chances, and Republicans are sounding pessimistic.
Credit: Curtis Compton/AJC
Phone call reveals Trump pressuring Georgia speaker to overturn 2020 election
Newly released audio from the criminal case against Trump details his conversation with then-House Speaker David Ralston.
Credit: Georgia House of Representatives
Department of Human Services cuts services to families to deal with deficit
As Georgia's Department of Human Services struggles with a massive deficit, Commissioner Candice Broce pleaded with state lawmakers for more funding.
Credit: Patricia Murphy/AJC
How former Republican Geoff Duncan plans to win Georgia for Democrats
With a pitch to Democrats, independents and 'disgusted' Republicans, Geoff Duncan says he's the only Democrat who can beat Republicans in 2026.
Credit: Miguel Martinez
Embattled Planned Parenthood Southeast president resigns
The interim president and CEO of Planned Parenthood Southeast submitted her resignation after current and former staff accused her of not supporting the organization's values.
Credit: Natrice Miller/AJC
Who will replace Marjorie Taylor Greene in Congress?
Now that U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene has announced her plans to resign, attention turns to who might replace her in Georgia's 14th Congressional District.
Credit: Arvin Temkar/AJC
How Savannah is building a stronger, smarter tomorrow with citizens and AI
Savannah is improving outcomes and quality of life for residents by focusing on community engagement and powering public safety solutions with artifiical intelligence.
Credit: AJC file photo
Raffensperger says Fulton County’s ‘clerical error’ does not nullify votes
A story making the rounds online claims that more than 300,000 votes were "illegally certified" in 2020. Georgia's secretary of state says the votes were legal.
Credit: AP
How the health care divide will affect the 2026 midterms
Journalists Tia Mitchell and Greg Bluestein discuss the health care divide in the latest episode of the "Politically Georgia" podcast.