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The 2020 Election Continues To Cast A Shadow Over The Race For Georgia's Next Top Election Official
Eight candidates vying to be Georgia’s next top elections official faced off during a series of debates on Tuesday.

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Eight candidates vying to be Georgia’s next top elections official faced off during a series of debates on Tuesday.

Democrats zero in on former Lt. Gov. Duncan’s past GOP record.
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Democratic Party of Georgia spokesman Devon Cruz called the debate an “audition” for President Donald Trump’s endorsement.
The move follows President Trump’s executive order last year directing the DOJ to move toward rescheduling.
Known as the ‘original 33,’ the Reconstruction-era legislators were expelled from office.
An active state of emergency order allows the governor to mobilize the Georgia National Guard troops to help with response and recovery.
A special election will be called to fill the rest of term in office.
Should a court be able to order those responsible to pay for long-term medical monitoring to catch potential symptoms early?
Georgia Democrats blasted their colleagues across the aisle anew for letting the subsidies expire.
It's rare to see any sort of consensus when it comes to elections and voting in Georgia politics.
The battle over two seats on Georgia's Supreme Court is heating up.
“The price of everyday goods continues to escalate: Grocery prices are up, gas and housing costs are through the roof," Rollins said.
If you're not registered to vote in next month's primary election, you have until Monday to mark that off your to-do list.
His retirement caps a long career in the public eye, and in a statement Wednesday, Kemp offered high praise for Perdue.
George's attorney argues it was a violation of her constitutional rights to due process and freedom from unreasonable search and seizure.
"Illinois became kind of a haven state for the Midwest and much of the South immediately post-Dobbs," Megan Jeyifo said.
Gov. Brian Kemp appointed Johnson to the PSC in July 2021 to fill a vacancy.
“It’s not fair that if I had any other job besides serving the state, I would have access to up to three devices,” Nabors said.
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