Ossoff met with Democrats and volunteers at the Democratic Party of Georgia’s coordinated campaign field office in Rome before sending canvassers out to knock on doors for Democrats up and down the ballot, according to the Democratic Party of Georgia.
The White House followed up Trump’s address with a large upload of documents purporting to show evidence of the president’s claims. The included reports from the nation’s national intelligence agencies on the topics the president touched on, but at times contradicted his sentiments.
Trump’s comments suggest he’s likely to revisit claims he’s previously made about Republican losses, particularly his own in 2020 to Democrat Joe Biden.
First introduced to the U.S. in 1918 to conserve the nation’s energy sources during World War I, daylight saving time has since become a twice-annual ritual for Americans.
Taxpayers in Mableton will soon have to pay more in property taxes after the city council voted to create a new, dedicated funding source to build out its own public safety services.
A candidate vying to fill the remainder of the late Rep. David Scott’s term has been removed from the ballot because he did not pay his qualification fee, according to the Georgia Secretary of State’s Office.
The U.S. Department of Justice cannot have the names and personal contact information for every person who worked during the 2020 election in Fulton County, a federal judge ruled Tuesday.
Georgia’s medical cannabis program expanded Monday under a new state law that allows licensed dispensaries to sell cannabis in flower and vape forms and eliminates the state’s previous 5% THC cap.
Several measures passed this year are now in force, including changes for homeowners associations and new penalties tied to pimping and prostitution-related crimes.
Progressives called the ruling ‘hurtful to transgender young people ... especially in ... Georgia where existing bans have been given clearance to stand.’
The process, known as a risk-limiting audit, requires all 159 counties to hand-count two contests from the runoff and compare those totals with machine-reported results, according to state and county elections officials.
After a bitter parting of ways from President Donald Trump, former Georgia Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene is also breaking up with the Republican Party entirely.
The special legislative session called to address a July 1 deadline to remove QR codes from ballots erupted into a broader fight over election procedures.
The debate over property tax relief got so heated during a rare Saturday session of the General Assembly, House Speaker Jon Burns had to issue a stern warning to lawmakers from his dais.
One day after Georgia Republicans said they would not take up an effort to redraw the state’s legislative maps, some lawmakers are attempting to reign in the redistricting process.
