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The outgoing lieutenant governor blames Rick Jackson and his advisers for Republican losses while suggesting a deal that could help Democrats expand Medicaid.

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Georgians in Congress brace for new Democratic majorities

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A Latino voting surge is reshaping Georgia’s political map

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A Southern shake-up puts 3 Georgians in the 2028 presidential spotlight

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MLB

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As a veteran, I am proud that Georgia’s future leaders are in a classroom

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I learned my ballot wasn’t secret. Georgia must protect voters’ rights.

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