U.S. Sen. Cory Booker heads to Atlanta on Friday to appear alongside U.S. Sen. Raphael Warnock at the First Baptist Church of Decatur.

Bills must cross over from one chamber to the other by the end of the day to have the best chance of becoming law this year.

The former state senator has launched a seven-figure ad campaign promising to stand up to President Donald Trump.

The billionaire health care executive used the technology to create a 4-minute biographical music video to share his story with voters.

Republicans are rallying around President Donald Trump as Democrats warn of the costs of war.

Georgia voters have never elected a woman to be governor, lieutenant governor or U.S. senator.

The two Republican candidates are behaving as if they are the only ones in the race as they pummel one another with negativbe ads.

President Donald Trump blamed Democrats for the country's problems. And he broke his own record for longest speech before Congress.

Newsom, the governor of California, said "I'm like you" when mentioning his 960 SAT score. Dickens said the comment was not an attack on anyone.

The California governor used his Atlanta book tour stop to highlight his push for Democrats to punch back against the Trump administration.

The president's visit to Rome on Thursday was a place to see and been seen for Georgia's 2026 Republican candidates.

The president will headline an event in Rome today ahead of a special election to replace Marjorie Taylor Greene in Congress.

Rahul Garabadu hopes to replace Democratic state Sen. Nabilah Parkes, who is not seeking reelection to run for insurance commissioner.

Trump will visit Rome on Thursday to talk about his economic agenda. But the president rarely sticks to the script.

The former college football coach says if he is elected to the U.S. Senate he will "educate everybody" about the issue.

A bill in the state Legislature would make it a felony to obstruct law enforcement operations with a vehicle.

New data shows how much candidates raised between July and Jan. 31 as candidates prepare for the furious final weeks before the May 19 primary.

President Donald Trump has already endorsed Lt. Gov. Burt Jones. Now, some of Jackson's allies are urging Trump to reconsider.

Jason Esteves, a Democratic candidate for governor, accused the Trump administration of trying to "rig the 2026 election."

Democrat Keisha Lance Bottoms and Republican Burt Jones reported seven-figure fundraising hauls as they work to protect early polling advantages.

The billionaire health care executive plans to fund his own campaign, starting with a $50 million loan.

Democrat Geoff Duncan says he raised more than $1.1 million by the Jan. 31 deadline. Michael Thurmond says he has $700,000 in cash on hand.

The U.S. Justice Department has been tight-lipped about the purpose of the raid. Fulton County officials fear a state takeover of their elections.

The Wall Street Journal reports Tulsi Gabbard has a key role. Meanwhile, election experts doubt prosecutors can use the ballots in court.

Democratic leaders, including those running for statewide office, showed up to a Fulton County warehouse as federal agents searched for 2020 ballots.

The district's stance contrasts with other metro Atlanta schools that have commended students for expressing themselves peacefully during classroom hours.

Social media posts from Chipper Jones and Spencer Strider highlight the debate over the federal government's aggressive deportation strategy.

The Democratic senator challenged his Republican rivals to decry what he called "police state tactics." Republicans say he is siding with the radical left.

Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger has intensified his investigation of the now defunct financial institution with deep ties to Republican leaders.

The Republican candidate for governor's plan seems to be a swipe at rival Burt Jones. But Carr says his proposal isn't aimed at one person.

Collins has had a consistent edge in public polling over his Republican rivals in the race to take on Democratic U.S. Sen. Jon Ossoff in November.

Georgia's top Republican candidates for statewide office offered no criticism of President Donald Trump after the first year of his second term.

The governor's proposal to spend $325 million boosting a scholarship program for financially needy families comes after years of Democratic lobbying.

Sally Quillian Yates, famous for her rebuke of the president, is backing Democrat Jason Esteves. Turning Point Action favors Republican Burt Jones.

The comments were of Brian Kemp and Chris Carr part of secret testimony during an investigation of President Donald Trump's attempt to overturn the 2020 election.

Lt. Gen. Thomas Carden's appointment had been held up over opposition to President Donald Trump's deployment of National Guard Troops to Los Angeles.

The AJC's politics team foresees plenty of conflict for the legislative session that begins today at the Capitol in Atlanta. It's all a precursor to the midterms.

The governor usually telegraphs his legislative goals well in advance of the session's start. But this year, he's taking his time.

Parkes is the first Democrat seeking to challenge Republican John King. She's one of the more progressive members of the Senate Democratic caucus.

Duncan was Georgia's lieutenant governor in the weeks after the 2020 presidential election. He's now running for governor as a Democrat.

The midterm elections will dominate politics this year. Georgia stands to play a big role with marquee races for U.S. Senate and governor.

Relive the year in politics as we count down to Georgia's top story of 2025.

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.

The Atlanta Democrat is Georgia's first Jewish U.S. senator. He spoke at his childhood synagogue after an attack in Australia during a Hanukkah event.

Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger says Georgia law requires protecting voters' sensitive information. The Trump administration disagrees.