Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger plans to remove nearly 480,000 names from Georgia's voter rolls before the end of summer. Why it matters: Purges are necessary maintenance to secure the integrity of elections and use reputable government data to create the removal list,

Every time the door swings open this week at the county courthouse in the tiny south Georgia town of Statenville, six election workers have a moment to hope that someone is coming to vote.“Anybody that comes in pretty much has to walk by our office,

MLB pulled the 2021 All-Star Game from Georgia over the state's voting law, Senate Bill 202. Now it’s back — and Republicans say the return proves they were right all along.

What separates the two candidates on the Georgia Public Service Commission ballot? One emphasizes their expertise on energy, while the other points to their long track record of public service.

ATLANTA - Certification of election results in Georgia is a mandatory duty of local elections officials - not a discretionary decision - the state Court of Appeals has ruled.

The removal is the first since Georgia became the 26th state to partner with the Electronic Registration Information Center.

Georgia is notifying 478,000 people their inactive voter registrations could soon be canceled. It will be one of the largest mass removals in U.S. history.

Early voting is open through July 11 in Georgia's Democratic PSC run-off between Peter Hubbard and Keisha Sean Waites. Election Day is July 15.

ATLANTA — Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger continues to conduct a multi-phase audit of the state's voter rolls that could result in one of the largest voter purges in state history.

Mike Collins, two-term Republican representative from Georgia, shared in a video posted to Instagram that he’s been in communication with President Donald Trump about whether pursuing a

Georgia Republican Burt Jones has officially entered the 2026 governor’s race. He highlighted his ties to Donald Trump and pledged to eliminate the state income tax in a campaign video released Tuesday.

A Georgia appeals court has upheld a ruling requiring county election officials to certify results by legal deadlines. The decision stems from a lawsuit involving a Fulton County election board