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Pro-Trump former state Rep. Vernon Jones runs for Georgia secretary of state
Vernon Jones, a former Georgia state representative who left the Democratic Party, is running for secretary of state as a Republican.
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5 Georgia Legislature seats Republicans could lose in 2026
There are five seats in the Georgia General Assembly where Democrats were within about 9 points of winning last year.
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State Election Board consumed by power struggles, political agendas
The State Election Board is mired in squabbles and political advocacy even after the Georgia Supreme Court rebuked the board for exceeding its authority.
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State agencies seek more than $1 billion in new spending
State agencies have asked for more than $1 billion in new funding next year amid uncertainty over the toll federal spending cuts will take on Georgia’s budget.
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Congressional battle over spending could doom funding for pet projects
The congressional battle over spending could erase funding for members' home-district projects, known as earmarks.
Lobbyists spend big on summer trips for Georgia lawmakers
Lobbyists spent at least $83,000 on trips for Georgia public officials over the summer months, an Atlanta Journal-Constitution review of state records found.
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Ethics Commission sanctions 5 of 7 Georgia Senate candidates
Five candidates who ran in a special election for a Georgia Senate seat must pay fines for failing to file financial disclosures.
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Georgia Republican Party pursues goals of reducing early and absentee voting
The Georgia Republican Party is seeking broad reductions to early voting, absentee voting and voter registration through a GOP-led committee of state legislators.
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Raffensperger bypasses State Election Board on double-voting cases
Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger has begun sending allegations of double-voting to prosecutors, circumventing the backlogged State Election Board.
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Judge upholds Georgia’s limits on mass-mailing absentee applications
A federal judge ruled in favor of part of Georgia's 2021 voting law that restricts organizations from mass-mailing absentee ballot applications to voters.











