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US Senate confirms Georgia general after bipartisan push from Kemp, Warnock
Lt. Gen. Thomas Carden's appointment had been held up over opposition to President Donald Trump's deployment of National Guard Troops to Los Angeles.
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7 predictions for Georgia’s 2026 legislative session
The AJC's politics team foresees plenty of conflict for the legislative session that begins today at the Capitol in Atlanta. It's all a precursor to the midterms.
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Brian Kemp’s legislative agenda remains a mystery as session looms
The governor usually telegraphs his legislative goals well in advance of the session's start. But this year, he's taking his time.
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Ahead of 2026 session, Jon Burns insists beef with Burt Jones is in the past
Lt. Gov. Burt Jones angered House Speaker Jon Burns by ending the 2025 session earlier than expected. Burns says those feelings won't linger.
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State Sen. Nabilah Parkes launches campaign for insurance commissioner
Parkes is the first Democrat seeking to challenge Republican John King. She's one of the more progressive members of the Senate Democratic caucus.
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House Democrats’ hearing on Jan. 6 anniversary will feature Geoff Duncan
Duncan was Georgia's lieutenant governor in the weeks after the 2020 presidential election. He's now running for governor as a Democrat.
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5 things to watch for in Georgia politics this year
The midterm elections will dominate politics this year. Georgia stands to play a big role with marquee races for U.S. Senate and governor.
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Georgia’s Top 10 political stories of 2025
Relive the year in politics as we count down to Georgia's top story of 2025.
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Raffensperger says Fulton County’s ‘clerical error’ does not nullify votes
A story making the rounds online claims that more than 300,000 votes were "illegally certified" in 2020. Georgia's secretary of state says the votes were legal.
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Jon Ossoff urges Jews to stay resilient amid global antisemitic attacks
The Atlanta Democrat is Georgia's first Jewish U.S. senator. He spoke at his childhood synagogue after an attack in Australia during a Hanukkah event.









