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Memory card with uncounted ballots found, launching investigation
Ga. Gov.-elect Keisha Lance Bottoms speaks on transition of power
Keisha Lance Bottoms leads 8 Black women who won statewide in Georgia
Democrats sweep the midterms in Georgia. Is 2020 election denial over?
Ga. Republicans ‘upset,’ ‘angry’ after Tuesday’s election, turn attention to 2028
Pocketbook issues fueled Georgia’s blue wave. Business leaders have noticed.
From boom to backlash: Ga. election brings a reckoning for data centers
Georgia, Governor and Keisha Lance Bottoms
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Georgia voters made history this week, electing Keisha Lance Bottoms as the state’s first Democratic senator in more than two decades and the first-ever Black woman governor in the country. The former Atlanta mayor campaigned on lowering costs,
After a missing memory card in Seminole County was counted, a Republican incumbent went from trailing by 58 votes to leading by 262.
CBS News Atlanta’s Monique John speaks with Hall County voters about how rising costs shaped their midterm choices. As of Thursday night, the race for Georgia House District 29 remained too close to call.
Nobody has a better claim to being the 2026 midterm election’s biggest winner than Georgia Sen. Jon Ossoff, writes Zach Kessel.
After more than 20 years serving as the Hall and Dawson counties' chief prosecutor, District Attorney Lee Darragh has resigned, effective immediately.
Georgia Public Service Commission seats flipped to Democratic control Tuesday for the first time in 30 years over rising utility bills and rapid data center growth.
The history-making victories of Florida and Georgia's newly elected governors hit home for Florida A&M University.
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