AJC poll: Bottoms, Jackson deadlocked in race for Georgia governor
Will Trump's visits to Georgia help or hurt the Republican ticket?
Tight race for Georgia attorney general becomes a debate over experience
Obama coming to Georgia to rally for Jon Ossoff, Keisha Bottoms
Georgians make tough decisions during early voting for midterms
Political warfare at a fair? Nah, but parties do love a last-minute schmooze.
A surge in weekend voting in Georgia has helped early voting numbers top one million.
Former President Barack Obama is expected to campaign for Sen. Jon Ossoff and Democratic nominee for Georgia governor Keisha Lance Bottoms.
A polarizing election is troubling some Georgia voters who say they are more moderate than the candidates on the ballot.
President Donald Trump campaigned Friday in Dalton with Republican candidates Rick Jackson and Mike Collins, urging supporters to vote. Georgia reported more than 741,000 ballots cast through the first four days of early voting, including absentee ballots.
Polls open at 7 a.m. and will close at 7 p.m. This is statewide. Voters who are in line by 7 p.m. will be allowed to cast a vote. 11Alive will be streaming results and reaction nonstop, starting at 4:30 a.
The desire for change in places like Baldwin County, Georgia, could influence national politics, with Democrats hoping to win the majority of seats in the House and Senate and serve as a check on President Donald Trump.
Sen. Jon Ossoff warns against ‘complacency’ in final stretch to midterms: ‘Take nothing for granted’
With just 15 days until midterm election night, Georgia Sen. Jon Ossoff joins The Weeknight to explain how he’s targeting voters’ concerns about the cost of living and inflation.
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