Russian influence operations escalate ahead of Election Day, feds warn
Several federal agencies are warning of escalating foreign influence operations aimed at undermining confidence in the upcoming U.S. elections.
Georgia poll worker arrested for making bomb threat against election workers
A Georgia poll worker was arrested after allegedly mailing a bomb threat to the Jones County Elections Superintendent, targeting fellow election workers.
Secretary of State Raffensperger talks about state's readiness ahead of Election Day
On the eve of Election Day, Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger held a press briefing at the Capitol, reassuring the public of the state’s election readiness despite a newly filed lawsuit by the Georgia Republican Party.
Georgia Supreme Court halts Cobb County extension of absentee ballot deadline
he Georgia Supreme Court has stayed the current deadline to accept absentee ballots.
Atlanta Election Day forecast: Heating up to possible highs in the 80s
Election Day in Georgia will see a considerable temperature swing, following a cloudy start.
Georgia election official warns to prepare for Election Day: ‘Your candidate may lose’
A prominent Republican elections official is urging voters to temper their expectations for their preferred candidates as Election Day approaches.
Justice Department to scrutinize elections in multiple Georgia counties
The U.S. Department of Justice announced on Friday it will monitor voting procedures in several Georgia counties during the upcoming general election on Nov. 5.
Harris rally: Spike Lee, 2 Chainz, Monica and others join VP in Atlanta on Saturday
Vice President Kamala Harris will be joined by multiple special guests during a "When We Vote, We Win Rally" at the Atlanta Civic Center on Saturday.
Former President Trump makes pre-Election Day stop in Macon
Former President Donald Trump made a stop in Macon on Sunday.
Georgia high court upholds dismissal of lawsuit over protests at state Capitol
Georgia’s highest court on Thursday upheld a lower court’s dismissal of a lawsuit.
'Haitian immigrant' voting video debunked by Georgia Secretary of State
Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger called a video circulating online that allegedly shows a Haitian immigrant voting "false."
Georgia's Medicaid plan requiring work falling short of expected enrollments, report finds
Georgia expected around 25,000 people to register for the Medicaid plan that requires at least 80 hours of work per month. As of last month, only around 4,300 have reportedly joined the program.
Georgia voter turnout update: Approximately 40% of voters have cast ballots
As of 1 p.m. on Oct. 28, 40.1% of registered voters in Georgia have already cast their ballots for the 2024 presidential election.
Appeals court in crucial Georgia won’t expedite case on election certification
An appeals court in the battleground state of Georgia declined Friday to expedite review of an appeal of a judge’s order that county election officials must vote to certify results by the deadline set in law.
Grassroot efforts ramp up as Georgia remains a battleground state
A coalition of labor leaders, elected officials, hip-hop artists, and racial justice advocates gathered at Burdette Park in South Fulton on Friday morning to launch the “Freedom Is At Stake: Get Out the Vote Tour."
Upcoming visits/rallies by Harris, Trump and their campaigns in Georgia
Georgia is a critical swing state and both presidential candidates have already made multiple visits to the Peach State and are expected to visit again before Election Day.
Destroyed recycling center settles with SK Battery for $31M, then blasts the company
A Banks County recycling center destroyed by fire last year has settled its lawsuit against SK Battery for $31 million, but is now blasting the Korean-owned company over its fire-prone scrap lithium-ion batteries. Metro Site accused the EV battery maker of withholding evidence during the lawsuit, and producing excess scrap batteries that caused dozens of internal fires at the sprawling plant off I-85 in Commerce.
Metro Atlanta cities criticized for excessive reliance on fines and fees
A Georgia organization says a group of cities across metro Atlanta are relying too much on fining residents to pay for city services.
What exactly is Georgia Amendment 1? Important property tax question on the ballot
With Election Day less than two weeks away and early voting in full swing, some Georgia voters are battling confusion.
Atlanta's District 3 At-Large seat up for grabs in special election | Who is running?
There has been a lot of focus on the presidential race here in Georgia, but the city of Atlanta has a race on the ballot too.