Kemp heads to quarantine after possible exposure to COVID-19 carrier
Gov. Brian Kemp and First Lady Marty Kemp are under quarantine after the governor came in contact with someone who tested positive for COVID-19...
Election officials urge patience as historic early voting wraps up
This story has been corrected to no longer state that the Savannah Civic Center is only an early voting location. The civic center will...
Georgia still on president’s mind with Sunday rally in Rome planned
President Donald Trump is scheduled to stop in Rome Sunday as he rallies his supporters to the polls Tuesday, yet more evidence Georgia has...
Ga. House Speaker on tour to boost members in tough re-election...
MILLEDGEVILLE -- A top Georgia Republican is traveling the state this week to shore up support for vulnerable incumbent GOP lawmakers, aiming to avoid...
Q&A: What to know before you go vote in record-setting 2020...
A record 2.7 million Georgians already made their selections in election 2020 via absentee ballots or in person for the Nov. 3 general election.
But...
Sluggish computer system a culprit in Georgia’s long early voting lines
Early County Election Supervisor Claire Moseley says she’s thankful that even with balky technology, residents in the rural southwest Georgia community aren’t dealing with...
‘Frustrating’ long lines stretch into second day of Georgia’s early voting
Gwinnett County’s Enise Deane offered a brutal assessment of how Georgia's 2020 general election is going at a Tuesday press conference intended to draw...
Election lawsuits still playing out as Georgia voters start casting ballots
A U.S. District Court judge is expected to decide Friday if Georgia's election officials need to stockpile many more emergency paper ballots at polling...
Trump’s rhetoric on election integrity unfolds in courtrooms, tweets And it’s...
See you in court!
It is a threat President Donald Trump and his re-election campaign have lobbed — sometimes verbatim — at states across the...
List maintenance or voter purge? Georgia notorious in left-right divide
In the last decade, millions of registered voters across the country have been removed from voter rolls.
In 2019, Ohio removed more than 460,000 voter...