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Unlike every other southern state that has announced a redistricting effort in the last week, Georgia’s is focused on the 2028 election.
Gov. Brian Kemp has signed House Bill 369 into law that will make most local elections in five metro Atlanta counties nonpartisan.
Kash Patel was unhappy with the line of questioning during a congressional hearing, so he threw a toddler-like tantrum and began slinging insults.
As a result of the Supreme Court’s gutting of the Voting Rights Act, several southern states have rushed to disenfranchise Black voters.
The Heritage Foundation, the same right-wing think tank that brought us Project 2025 is behind this remix of Trump's ongoing agenda.
Federal judges have rebuked Trump's mass deportation agenda in 90% of the cases his administration has been taken to court for.
House Speaker Cameron Sexton removed every Black state representative from their committees as punishment for protesting Black disenfranchisement.
If one has to declare that "it's not my fault" while defending the thing they're trying to distance themselves from, that thing is probably indefensible.
Rep. Jen Kiggans was unable to tell a racist to his face that he was saying something racist, and is now trying to clean up her failure to call out said racism.
On Monday, Virginia asked the Supreme Court to overturn a ruling by the state Supreme Court that ruled its redistricting effort was illegal.
Trump deploying an "Election Integrity Army" would only be to bolster his election fraud propaganda and intimidate voters during the midterms.
Cole Tomas Allen was arraigned in federal court Monday, where he was represented by a federal public defender, pleading not guilty to four charges.