
@AJC reporter covering the Fulton County election probe, voting, elections and health care
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Children suffered burns and beatings. Georgia calls it quality daycare
An @ajc probe finds hundreds of Quality Rated daycares that harmed or endangered children kept their ratings under a flawed system
A must read from @SAHogan @klandergan @justinJprice
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So how do you find a quality daycare? Wish I had this handy cheat sheet from @SAHogan when I was starting to look
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Republicans have long eyed Sanford Bishop’s 2nd Congressional District in SW Georgia. And for years, the Black Democrat has outrun the GOP by tending to local issues.
Now some think Rs can deliver a knockout blow following a court ruling this spring
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Ten years ago, a voting rights settlement transformed the politics of a metro Atlanta county. Could Black voters' gains be walked back because of a recent Supreme Court decision?
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Ten years ago, a voting rights suit helped transform a metro Atlanta county. With the Supreme Court’s recent Callais ruling, could it all be undone?
The tale of one of Georgia’s last successful Voting Rights Act challenges and what could be ahead:
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In exclusive interviews with the @ajc, the 5 members of Ga's State Election Board offered competing visions of how much power the body has, election security and how much fed intervention is acceptable ahead of high-stakes midterms. With @calebbgroves ajc.com/politics/2026/08/geo…
A year ago, a group of Georgia judges was tasked with something unique: building out a new process for compensating the wrongfully convicted.
Since then, 56 people have applied. The results have varied widely. A look inside the new system: ajc.com/politics/2026/07/geo…
New: Former Army couple imprisoned for baby’s death are eligible for state payout under Georgia's new wrongful conviction law, judge says.
We covered Ashley Jordan and Albert Debelbot's legal saga in season 11 of Breakdown: ajc.com/news/2026/07/couple-…
Georgia-based immigrant advocacy groups and their allies sighed in relief after the Supreme Court rejected Trump's birthright citizenship order. Analysts said it could have upended the state's economy. Proponents say they'll go to Congress
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Georgia’s population has grown by more than a half million people in the past five years, with nonwhite residents accounting for all of the net growth.
Deep dive via @jpeebles
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Georgia is now home to about an equal number of white and nonwhite residents.
An @ajc analysis of Census data shows that more than 40% of Georgia's new residents between 2020 and 2025 are Hispanic. Another 33% are Black and 20% are Asian
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Under the bill making its way to the governor's desk, Georgia would continue using its touchscreen voting system for the midterm elections
Georgia’s special legislative session ends with no redistricting. State lawmakers agreed to delay on a deadline that threatened to upend how Georgia counts votes for the midterms.
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The legislature wants a committee to recommend specifications and standards for a new voting system with “equipment based upon hand marked paper ballots” printed on demand by 2028
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Facing a self-made vote-counting conundrum, Georgia Senate Republicans are moving to preserve the very voting system that they and Trump have long criticized. Via @calebbgroves ajc.com/politics/2026/06/wit…
Georgia Dems celebrated yesterday after GOP leaders abandoned their push to redraw the state’s political lines this summer. But many also greeted the news with skepticism, warning that GOP leaders could revive efforts after the election. With @bluestein ajc.com/politics/2026/06/dem…
Kicking off a press conference to voice opposition to the Georgia special session, @ReverendWarnock says, “make no mistake, the legislature is coming for the power of ordinary, everyday voters. They don’t want to be held accountable”
Georgians are hitting the polls today. With party nominations TBD in key races for governor, senate, lt. governor, secretary of state, school superintendent and labor and insurance commission, there's a lot up for grabs
The @ajc is tracking it live:
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Starting strong, here's what our politics guru @bluestein is watching for in the marquee contests for Georgia Senate and governor
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Six decades ago, ATL’s business elites gave the civil rights movement a shot in the arm.
With Black political power once again at the national forefront, voting rights activists are hoping they can lure Georgia’s business community back into the fray
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As Georgia legislators prepare for this month's special session, voting machine vendors are quietly positioning themselves for a big prize: the prospect of a rare statewide contract worth upward of $100 million. With @calebbgroves
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A group of metro Atlanta DAs launched a challenge to a new Georgia law that could reshape politics across metro Atlanta by making it harder for Democrats to hold onto power in the state’s most populous region
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Two highly regarded Fulton judges with a combined 30 years in their roles were ousted in Tuesday’s elections by prosecutors from DA Fani Willis' office, including the judge who oversaw the bulk of the YSL RICO case. Via @RosieManins
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The Voting Rights Act changed Georgia. Now Black officials fear ‘the worst.’
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A Georgia Senate Committee that spent the last two years investigating Fulton County DA Fani Willis has moved on to Stacey Abrams. More via @dwickert ajc.com/politics/2026/05/geo…

