Georgia lawmakers have passed Senate Bill 189, which could impact access to the presidential ballot and voter roll challenges, awaiting Governor Kemp's decision.

The Georgia legislature approved a $36.1 billion budget, granting pay raises for teachers, state workers, and law enforcement, while funding education, health, and infrastructure projects.

Georgia's legislative session ended without legalizing sports betting due to disagreements over taxation spending, with party divisions preventing a vote on related bills.

A Georgia Senate bill to ban the American Library Association from public and school libraries fails to pass on the last day of the legislative session.

Georgia advances a bill allowing private utilities to serve areas near a new Hyundai EV plant without local consent to meet housing needs for plant workers, despite concerns over local governance and sustainability.

Trump's campaign is cautious in battleground states, lacking investment, as the GOP seeks more effort and the Biden campaign ramps up its presence.

Black voters in Georgia have appealed to the Supreme Court to challenge the election method of the state's Public Service Commission, alleging voter dilution.

Georgia lawmakers face a busy final day of the legislative session, with debates expected on online sports betting, immigration, election laws, LGBTQ youth issues, environmental protections, and tax credit proposals.

Georgia lawmakers are facing a tight deadline to pass a bill that would require local law enforcement to work with federal immigration agencies, a move sparking debate across the state.

Georgia's Senate approves a tax-reduction bill for small businesses aimed at lowering personal property taxes, which now awaits Governor Kemp's signature.

The Georgia Senate passed a bill limiting transgender student-athlete participation and granting parental control over education and library materials.

Trump's legal team argues that charges in the Georgia election case infringe on First Amendment rights, while prosecutors say the charges are based on criminal acts, not protected speech.

The Georgia Senate passed several key bills: funding for law enforcement, tax relief measures, enforcement of immigration laws, protection against foreign adversaries' influence, and streamlining therapy licensing.