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The Stone Mountain fight that faded

Years after Stone Mountain dominated Georgia’s 2018 governor’s race, a Black executive is set to oversee the sprawling monument to the Confederate war dead.

POLITICALLY GEORGIA

Georgia GOP distances itself from fringe group’s offensive post

A group calling itself the “Georgia College Republicans” published a wildly offensive post attacking a prominent Sikh Republican official as a devil worshipper.

POLITICALLY GEORGIA

A look at who fueled Bottoms’ multimillion-dollar late fundraising push

Gov.-elect Keisha Lance Bottoms' received roughly $10.1 million into her campaign accounts in the closing days of the campaign.

Opinion and Voices

GUEST COLUMN

Take pride in voting and remember the responsibility that comes with voting

We may regard the act of casting a ballot as routine, but history reminds us that what we have come to expect was secured by people who were prepared to sacrifice their lives.

SHELLEY WYNTER

Georgia Republicans don’t need a rebrand. They need a reckoning.

Voters sent Georgia Republicans a powerful message in the 2026 midterm elections that they are not listening and need a renewal.

ERICK ERICKSON

Georgia Republicans who stuck with Trump paid a steep price

The Republican Party of Georgia showed it's out of touch by defending Trump's conspiracy theories instead of waking to the anger voters were feeling.

More AJC Politics

‘The country has rebuked you’: Donald Trump Jr. confronted by student in Emory visit

Big metro Atlanta landlord to pay $50M to settle claims it misled renters

POLITICALLY GEORGIA

The Stone Mountain fight that faded

Georgia’s incoming lieutenant governor faces Senate power struggle

GUEST COLUMN

Take pride in voting and remember the responsibility that comes with voting

America’s largest port was planned near Savannah. It’s now dead on the water.

SHELLEY WYNTER

Georgia Republicans don’t need a rebrand. They need a reckoning.

Political ads surged in Georgia during the midterms. Here’s who benefited.

The unlikely upsets that turned Georgia’s House blue

Jimmy Carter loved turkey hunting. Soon his hunting land may be open to you.