More than 1 million Georgians are enrolled in Medicaid. How would proposed federal cuts affect these people?

A hand count of ballots in a primary election race for the Georgia Public Service Commission found a discrepancy, but Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger determined it was

Miller County Election Supervisor Jerry Calhoun says he's not sure anyone will vote in an upcoming Democratic primary runoff. After all, the southwest Georgia county only recorded one vote in the June 17 Democratic primary for the state Public Service Commission among candidates Keisha Waites,

Some Georgia voters head to the polls on June 17 for local elections. Races include the Georgia Public Service Commission, Mayor of Centerville, and more.

They say that luck happens when preparation meets opportunity. For Parker Short, the preparation had been years in the making, from interning on Jon Ossoff’s first congressional campaign as a teenager to becoming the president of the Young Democrats of Georgia.

Thousands of protesters gathered in front of the Georgian parliament on Sunday at the start of the seventh month of non-stop protests calling for new parliamentary elections.

Georgia District 3 voters will have a single polling place at the First Baptist Church for the July 15 runoff election.

The Republican energy service regulator who presides over District 2 defeated Lee Muns, GOP challenger. With only two counties left to report Tuesday night, Echols held more than 75% of the vote. Johnson, who will be Echols’ challenger in November, ran unopposed.

Georgia has jailed four key opposition figures within days as part of a monthslong crackdown on dissent that followed a disputed election last October.

Two PSC seats are up for grabs as Georgia voters pick from a crowded primary field, deciding who will oversee utility rates and energy policy.

Two Democratic candidates for the Georgia Public Service Commission are headed to a runoff while Republican Commissioner Tim Echols handily beat his GOP challenger Tuesday night, according to unofficial results from the Secretary of State’s Office.

Voters across Georgia will head to the polls on Tuesday to have their say on who can make decisions over what they see on their utility bills.