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Fani Willis’ political headaches are only growing after court’s ruling
District Attorney Fani Willis faces a growing list of political headaches after she was disqualified from Fulton County's election interference case against Donald Trump.
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UGA student: Georgia lawmakers should expand school choice programs
Opinion: A University of Georgia student wants state lawmakers to expand eligibility for school choice programs to students and families regardless of income.
Many Georgia absentee voters from 2020 didn’t come back this year
More than 347,000 voters who voted by mail in 2020 didn’t participate in last month’s Georgia presidential election.
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Georgia and students will benefit if lawmakers expand need-based aid
Opinion: Former DeKalb Superintendent Cheryl Watson Harris, now head of Achieve Atlanta, urges the Georgia Legislature to finally act on need-based aid.
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Price tag for Georgia’s new campaign finance reporting system: $7.1 million
Georgia will spend $7.1 million to replace a fairly new campaign finance reporting system that state officials acknowledge isn’t working well for anyone.
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Professor’s advice to Georgia lawmakers: Do nothing this session on higher ed
A public college professor has a simple request for the Georgia General Assembly with regards to what it can do for higher education this year: Do nothing at all.
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Invest Georgia’s ample budget surplus in child care and early education
With 15% of Georgia’s child care programs at risk for closure, an advocate urges the Legislature to direct some of the state's budget surplus to help providers and families.
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Georgia senators lay groundwork to ban trans athletes from playing girls sports
A Georgia Senate panel meeting Friday backs requiring student-athletes in public school to join teams according to the gender listed on their birth certificate.
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Lt. Gov. Jones backs child care tax credits
Lt. Gov. Jones created the Senate committee studying access to affordable childcare. In recent months, it heard from groups representing parents, childcare providers and more.
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A botched election? Dozens of voters may have received the wrong ballot in a Georgia House race
The closest election for the Georgia House might be thrown out because voters were assigned to the wrong districts. An AJC review found about 60 ineligible voters voted.