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October 25, 2026 · Bernard Reynolds
Three claims about Georgia's early vote will be made at Sunday dinner tables today. The count supports one of them only in part.
Read more →October 24, 2026 · Bernard Reynolds
Georgia's early vote as of Oct 24: about 1.67 million ballots, and the biggest county has nearly 700 times the ballots of the smallest. What small counties mean for January.
Read more →October 22, 2026 · Bernard Reynolds
Sen. Brian Strickland and Rep. Scott Hilton called on two Medicaid care management organizations to rescind autism therapy rate cuts until the state reviews network adequacy. The fight over notice and oversight is headed toward the 2027 session.
Read more →October 21, 2026 · Bernard Reynolds
Georgia's early vote is big and ahead of 2022. What the count can and can't tell you before the 2027 session.
Read more →October 20, 2026 · Bernard Reynolds
A walk through Cygnal's October national poll of likely midterm voters: a nine-point Democratic generic ballot lead, who moved, and what is driving it.
Read more →October 19, 2026 · Bernard Reynolds
About one in nine Georgia voters has an accepted early ballot, 2026 is running ahead of 2022, and here is what the numbers can and cannot tell you before the 2027 session.
Read more →October 18, 2026 · Bernard Reynolds
Georgia's latest official snapshot shows 11.13 percent of active voters with an accepted early ballot, a 2022 comparison that has flipped to ahead, a new governor poll, and what the races mean for the 2027 session.
Read more →October 17, 2026 · Bernard Reynolds
Georgia's latest official snapshot shows 7.59 percent of active voters with an accepted early ballot, alongside a modeled party mix, a national early-vote snapshot, and what the races mean for the 2027 session.
Read more →October 16, 2026 · Bernard Reynolds
Georgia's official early-vote count reached 571,708 ballots by Oct. 16, with the Senate, governor and Public Service Commission races shaping the 2027 session agenda.
Read more →October 14, 2026 · Bernard Reynolds
Georgia early voting opened with a first-day midterm record. A summary of the Senate and governor debates, the statewide races, Friday's Trump rally in Dalton, the Public Service Commission contests, and local items to watch.
Read more →October 12, 2026 · Bernard Reynolds
The Atlanta Press Club's debate series on Oct. 12 and 13 covers the lieutenant governor, attorney general, Secretary of State, Public Service Commission, and four other statewide offices, and the positions candidates state there will frame the 2027 session.
Read more →October 10, 2026 · Bernard Reynolds
A disagreement among State Election Board members over letters sent to federal agencies has no reported effect on the Nov. 3 vote, but the underlying question of how Georgia counts ballots will be decided in the 2027 session.
Read more →October 10, 2026 · Bernard Reynolds
Augusta-Richmond County's 6-5 vote on a data center ordinance this week illustrates the standards local governments are writing, and why early community engagement matters to companies entering Georgia.
Read more →October 4, 2026 · Bernard Reynolds
Every statewide office, the entire General Assembly, and both appellate courts are on the Nov. 3 ballot. Here is what that means for anyone with an issue in the 2027 session.
Read more →September 11, 2026 · Bernard Reynolds
The Georgia governor's race is a dead heat with a slight Democratic lean in the polling averages — and two-plus months to go.
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