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Sitting beside Willis is her attorney, former Democratic Gov. Roy Barnes. Behind her is state Sen. Colton Moore, a Republican running to succeed Marjorie Taylor Greene who had pushed for a special legislative session to impeach Willis while the case was still pending. #gapol
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The GOP-controlled committee is scrutinizing DA Willis’ handling of the election interference case. But she’s sending her own message. She tells lawmakers the state salary for staff prosecutors is a “joke.” And she praises her office’s diversity efforts.
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Interesting. Republican state Sen. Greg Dolezal, an LG candidate and close ally of Lt. Gov. Burt Jones, is chairing this committee. Sen. Bill Cowsert has been leading this charge and this committee for months, but is not at this hearing.
Of the seven state senators that will question Willis today, four of them are Republicans running for statewide office. Three of them are running for lieutenant governor. https://t.co/eaWlst07q0
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Lt. Gov. Burt Jones and his Republican allies are hitting back against the secretive group airing millions of dollars of ads attacking him. #gapol
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The state Republicans have filed an ethics complaint against the group running the ads. So far, no one has been able to determine who's really behind the ads.
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Of the seven state senators that will question Willis today, four of them are Republicans running for statewide office. Three of them are running for lieutenant governor. https://t.co/eaWlst07q0
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Four of the seven lawmakers who will question the Fulton County district attorney today are running for statewide office.
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"Well, what I can tell you is if you were one of those children who wanted Christmas early: Christmas comes tomorrow." Fani Willis tells reporters she's ready for a Georgia Senate hearing on Wednesday. #gapol
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The Fulton district attorney addresses the president's social media post about Rob Reiner, Charlie Kirk's death and more in a news conference about an unrelated case.
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Georgia Democrats push Republicans in Congress to end Trump’s tariffs
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The U.S. Senate passed a bill in October that would end the Trump administration's tariffs. Now, Georgia Democrats are asking the House to take action.
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Politically Georgia Live: Geoff Duncan says voters know ‘second place trophies don’t solve problems’
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A one-on-one AJC interview with the Democratic candidate for governor.
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“As Christmas and the holidays approach, families in Georgia and nationwide are suffering as prices continue to rise,” Georgia's Democratic delegation wrote in a letter this morning, warning higher costs could “ruin the holiday season.” #gapol
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The U.S. Senate passed a bill in October that would end the Trump administration's tariffs. Now, Georgia Democrats are asking the House to take action.
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Most Georgia Republican candidates for higher office are loath to criticize President Donald Trump.But Attorney General Chris Carr has emerged as one of his sharpest critics on the use of the justice system to punish political opponents. #gapol
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A one-on-one AJC interview with the Republican candidate for governor.
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“If I know Gov. Kemp, he’ll never let a session go to waste.” #gapol
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The two-term Georgia governor enters his last legislative session next month.
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Kemp pushes to end US Senate standoff over Georgia general’s appointment
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Lt. Gen. Tom Carden's nomination as vice chief of the National Guard Bureau has been held up by a Democratic senator from California.
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For years, nail-biting runoffs have been the norm in Georgia statewide elections. But that may change in 2026. #gapol
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The Libertarian Party of Georgia is having trouble qualifying for the ballot. Without their candidates, statewide races would likely be settled on Election Day.
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Libertarians are not guaranteed a spot on next year's ballot, reducing the chances for runoffs in Georgia. Think about how much that could change next year’s midterm, when U.S. Sen. Jon Ossoff is on the ballot and other statewide offices are up for grabs.
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The Libertarian Party of Georgia is having trouble qualifying for the ballot. Without their candidates, statewide races would likely be settled on Election Day.
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Georgia @RepMTG sits down with @ajconwashington for the latest Politically Georgia podcast to discuss her five years in Washington, her next steps and her frustration with her own party and a president she once revered. #gapol
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Georgia @RepMTG sits down with @ajconwashington for the latest Politically Georgia podcast to discuss her five years in Washington, her next steps and her frustration with her own party and a president she once revered. #gapol
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“There are 17 Georgia House districts that were more Democratic than this one last year,” Democratic Party of Georgia chair Charlie Bailey told me. “Republicans should be very worried.” #gapol
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Democrat Eric Gisler won in a district designed to favor Republicans. Now, GOP leaders are sounding the alarm ahead of the 2026 midterms.
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Georgia Power and the Public Service Commission’s staff unveiled a deal Wednesday that would allow the utility to add about 10,000 megawatts of power supplies in just five years, an unprecedented expansion that’s mostly to serve data centers. #gapol
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Georgia Power and the Public Service Commission’s staff unveiled a deal that would allow the utility to build huge amounts of new power plants, mostly to serve data centers.
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John F. Kennedy resigns Senate seat to focus on lieutenant governor’s race
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The Macon Republican is one of six state lawmakers running for Georgia's No. 2 job in 2026. He is the only one to step down so far.
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From Lt. Gov. Burt Jones’ campaign: ‘This is yet another pathetic legal challenge from candidates who can’t win a primary. Closeted Democrat Brad Raffensperger wouldn’t recognize a Republican voter if they walked into his office - not only because he’s never in his office, but
Brad Raffensperger is challenging a Georgia law that give his GOP rival an edge in the race for governor. But rather than overturn a 2021 law that allows some to raise unlimited cash, he wants to "level up" and extend the privilege to everyone. #gapol
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