A bipartisan group of Georgia lawmakers is joining national colleagues to challenge a hidden provision in a federal spending bill that could tie states’ hands on artificial intelligence AI regulations for a decade.
State Senator Brian Strickland has officially entered the 2026 election for Georgia Attorney General, running on a tough-on-crime, pro-Constitution platform. At his campaign launch on June 3, Strickland pledged to fight public corruption, enforce secure elections, protect the Second Amendment, and uphold parental rights.
Senate District 21, a longtime Republican stronghold near Cobb County, faces an unpredictable special election this August. With seven GOP candidates and a well-funded Democrat hoping to capitalize on low turnout and suburban shifts, the stakes are high. Can Georgia Republicans hold the line, or will this race become a warning sign for 2026? Get the full breakdown of this critical contest.
Democrats target the Georgia Public Service Commission 2025 race to push green energy mandates. Conservatives must turn out to keep energy policy grounded in reality.
Keisha Lance Bottoms joins the 2026 Governors Race. Her record as Atlanta mayor raises questions for Georgia conservatives.
Superintendent Chris Ragsdale slammed Cobb County officials for pushing high-density rezoning without consulting school leaders, calling it a reckless move that threatens school stability. As Chairwoman Lisa Cupid scrambles to save face with a last-minute meeting on the final day of school, critics say it’s too little, too late. Cobb families deserve real leadership, not political theater.
Georgia Republican Congressman Buddy Carter has officially entered the 2026 U.S. Senate race, setting up what’s expected to be a closely watched and highly competitive contest for the seat currently held by Democrat Sen. Jon Ossoff.
A town hall hosted by Senator Raphael Warnock in Georgia took a turbulent turn this week, as voters pushed back on his conflicting stance regarding U.S. arms sales to Israel and his public support for a ceasefire in Gaza.
With Governor Brian Kemp barred from seeking a third term, the 2026 race for Georgia’s top office is beginning to heat up. A wide field of declared and potential candidates from both parties is emerging, setting the stage for what could be one of the most consequential gubernatorial elections in the state’s history.
On Tuesday night in Acworth, something refreshingly ordinary happened: a sitting member of Congress, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, held a town hall. In person. In her own district. With real constituents.
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