Politically Georgia

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.