Republican candidates for Georgia's 3rd Congressional District debated issues like immigration and abortion, with ex-Trump aide Brian Jack emphasizing his connections. Mike Crane, Mike Dugan, Philip Singleton, and Jim Bennett also participated.

Donald Trump criticizes Joe Biden by unfavorably comparing him to former President Jimmy Carter, drawing skepticism regarding the relevance and accuracy of such a comparison.

Vice President Kamala Harris is set to begin an "Economic Opportunity Tour" to highlight the Biden-Harris administration's economic achievements, starting on April 29.

Early voting has commenced in Georgia for the May 21 election with judicial positions and party primaries on the ballot. Voters can also request mail ballots until May 10.

Georgia Governor Brian Kemp has signed Addy's Law, imposing a $1,000 fine for illegally passing a stopped school bus, with jail time of up to a year possible.

Georgia politicians are using AI in campaigns, with GOP candidate Glenn Cook creating AI-generated content, but experts advise caution and human oversight.

Key figures involved in 2020 election disputes face ongoing legal battles but remain politically active, including former President Trump who is facing charges and is named as an unindicted co-conspirator in several states.

Third-party candidates Stein and Garcia campaign in Georgia, aiming to offer alternatives to Biden and Trump for the presidential election with platforms advocating an end to war and reduction in military spending for social programs.

Senator Derek Mallow praised the economic boost from Orange Crush in Savannah despite some incidents and called for continued leadership to ensure the event's success and safety.

Governor Kemp signs the "Georgia Promise Scholarship Act" into law, establishing scholarship accounts for Georgia students and prioritizing school choice.

Georgia's Governor signs a bill to aid military spouses in using their out-of-state professional licenses for work.

President Biden pardoned several non-violent drug offenders, including Jeffrey Alan Lewis, as part of his administration’s focus on sentencing reform and rehabilitation.

Governor Kemp of Georgia signs Senate Bill 464, providing funds for teachers to buy school supplies and implementing universal reading screeners in public schools.