GA General Election 2022: Early Voting Begins Monday, What To Know

Here's a list of top political races across the state and key information on how to vote in the general election.

Georgia Poll Finds Party Affiliation Best Predictor Of Feelings About Biden's Student Loan Forgiveness Plan

When Danny Randle graduated from Clark Atlanta University five years ago, he had big dreams for his future, but learned it wouldn't be easy.

Warnock Vs. Walker: US Senate Candidates Set To Debate In Heated Race

U.S. Senator Raphael Walker and challenger Herschel Walker will come face-to-face in a televised debate Friday in Savannah.

Historic Increase Will Boost GA Social Security Recipients’ Checks

More than 50 million Georgians are expected to benefit from a 9 percent social security check increase in 2023.

Common Cause Georgia Sues FEC Over Dismissed Complaint That Conservative Nonprofit Broke Finance Rules

Common Cause Georgia is suing the Federal Election Commission for dismissing a complaint.

Walker Does Not Address "Bombshell" Allegations Claiming He Allegedly Funded An Abortion

"Senate Republicans are only sticking by Walker because he would be a rubber stamp for their harmful, benefit-slashing agenda" -- Gottlieb

Warnock Gains Momentum As Walker Turmoil Prompts Some Republicans To Split Ticket

Despite political headwinds favoring Republicans, freshman Sen. Raphael Warnock has outshined his Democratic ticket-mates.

New Poll Finds Nearly Two-Thirds Of Georgia Voters Object To State's New Abortion Restrictions

A new poll shows a majority of Georgians – particularly Black voters – continue to oppose the state's new restrictive abortion law.

Georgia Lawmakers Could Consider Increasing State's Tax Incentives For Music Production

Those were among the suggestions witnesses offered to lawmakers during a Joint Study Committee on Georgia Music Heritage meeting.

Poll Has Georgia's Kemp Out To A Big Lead In Gubernatorial Race

The new Georgia News Collaborative poll found Kemp, a Republican, leading Abrams, a Democrat, by a margin of 51% to 40.7%.

More Details On Student Loan Relief For Georgia Borrowers

The Biden administration previewed Tuesday the website that will be used to apply for student loan forgiveness.

Millions Flow To Top Georgia Campaigns And Candidates On The Ballot, As Midterms Near

Candidates for statewide office just reported their latest fundraising haul, as they enter the homestretch of Georgia's midterm election.

Election Officials Largely Reject Voter Eligibility Challenges Under Georgia's New Election Law

The eligibility of tens of thousands of Georgia voters is being challenged ahead of the midterm election Nov. 8.

Georgia AG's Office Won't Say If They Need More Funding For Gang Prosecution Unit

Kara Richardson, the communications director for Carr, said,"Any final budget determinations will be made at a later date."

Despite Recession Fears, Georgia Tax Revenues Continue To Increase

State officials said Friday that the Peach State's Sept. net tax collections totaled nearly $3.1 billion, a 9.9% increase over a year ago.

Georgia's 22 Technical Colleges To Receive $15M Grant From Feds For COVID-19 Relief

The feds sent millions to Georgia’s technical colleges to help workers and employers affected by COVID-19.

Yikes, Mice And Rats Are Trying To Scamper In Ga. Homes: What To Do

Who’s your go-to exterminator or pest-control company in Georgia?

Georgia's Kemp Signs Another Extension Of The State's Gas Tax Moratorium

The governor also extended the supply chain state of emergency. Both orders will be effective through Nov. 11, shortly after the election.

Georgia To Receive $38M Federal Grant To Expand Charter Schools

The grant will fund the expansion of the Georgia Strategic Charter School Growth Initiative.

Georgia Congressional Delegation Wants New C-130 Aircraft For Dobbins

The lawmakers want the Air Force Reserve Command to recapitalize eight C-130H aircraft with the newer C-130J at Dobbins ARB.

Georgia Says It Awarded $104.7M In Road Projects, But $93M Deferred

However, the awards list the agency provided indicates that the state only awarded about $12.1 million in projects.

Georgia's Graduation Rate Hits 84.1% As Steady Increase Over Past Decade Continues

Georgia public high schools recorded a graduation rate increase in 2022, continuing a steady uptick over the past decade.

Analysis Ranks Georgia Highly For Its Combined Federal And State Corporate Tax Rates

According to the Tax Foundation, Georgia has the 32nd highest combined federal and state corporate income tax rates in 2022.

Georgia Study Indicates $103M In Improvements Needed For State's Air Cargo System

State taxpayers may fund at least some of the projects.

Georgia Registration Deadline Looms, As Voters Prepare To Give New Election Rules First Big Test

Georgians have until Tuesday to register to vote in time for the Nov. 8 midterm election, when they will decide who emerges.

"Undeniable Momentum In Georgia To Re-Elect Rev. Warnock" -- Report

Walker was "excoriated" by his son for being "negligent and abusive," the report indicates.

Georgia Supreme Court Hears Coastal Spaceport Case With Local Public Ballot Initiatives At Stake

On Thursday, Camden County argued in front of the Georgia Supreme Court that a local probate judge shouldn't have ordered a referendum.

Wawa Plans Georgia Debut

The gas and conveniece store chain plans to open its first Georgia location in 2024.

DACA Ruled Unlawful By Federal Appeals Court; 20,000 Georgians Still Protected

A federal appeals court has upheld a prior ruling that the Obama-era Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program is unlawful.

Walker's Son, On Walker: Four Children By Four Different Women, Has Threatened To Kill His Family

You can tell Herschel Walker was raised right. After all, only a gentleman would think to send a “Get well” card – hand-signed, from #34.

Can Walker Verify That He Is Pro-Life Or Pro-Choice? Republican Allies Want To Change The Subject

Republican Senate hopeful Herschel Walker faced the toughest challenge of his candidacy so far Tuesday, as twin scandals rocked his bid.

Libertarians Hope To Make Difference In Tight Election Year

The major party candidates running for Georgia's top elected positions have become household names.

Fair Fight Takes Credit For Georgia Election Reforms After Losing Lengthy Court Battle Over Voter Purges

Georgia's top Republican officials are celebrating a federal court ruling they say further dispels the claims made.

Georgia Breweries Hope To Medal At Great American Beer Festival

The three Georgia breweries competing this week represent Atlanta, Tucker and Statesboro.

Georgia Taxpayers Own 11.5% Of The State's Railroad Infrastructure, Will Spend Money For Upgrades

Georgia's rail network has 4,684 miles of track, which in 2021 was the seventh largest in the nation.

Georgia Judge Strikes Down Part Of Rivian Electric Truck Plant Deal

A Morgan County judge has struck down a key component of a deal to entice an electric vehicle manufacturer to build a plant in Georgia.

Report: Atlanta Unemployment Rebounds While Other Georgia Cities Continue To Struggle

WalletHub ranked 180 cities nationwide based on five metrics, including unemployment rate in August and how it compared to past few years.

Georgia Leaders Worry That State's Economic Growth Could Be Hampered By Lack Of Affordable Housing

But business leaders are warning that a shortage of "affordable housing" could hinder the state's efforts to grow and attract businesses.

Georgia Congressman Joins House Bill To Remove $80B In Additional IRS Funding

U.S. Rep. Rick Allen, R-Georgia, is co-sponsoring the Defunding the IRS Army Act, which U.S. Rep. Jim Banks, R-Indiana, introduced.

Despite Court Victory, Voting Suppression Lawsuit Cost Georgia Taxpayers $6M To Fight

Georgia taxpayers likely on the hook for the nearly $6 million cost to defend against a lawsuit alleging voter suppression in 2018 election.