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Not all the political money in Georgia is flowing to the marquee governor's showdown between incumbent Republican Brian Kemp and Democrat Stacey Abrams, or the U.S. Senate race where Republican challenger Herschel Walker is trying to unseat incumbent Democrat Raphael Warnock. But some of the downballot candidates are operating on many fewer dollars, as they reported results Friday for the two months ended June 30.

Amplifying Atlanta

ATLANTA (AP) — Not all the political money in Georgia is flowing to the marquee governor's showdown between incumbent Republican Brian Kemp and Democrat Stacey Abrams, or the U.S. Senate race where Republican challenger Herschel Walker is trying to unseat incumbent Democrat Raphael Warnock.

Not all the political money in Georgia is flowing to the marquee governor's showdown between incumbent Republican Brian Kemp and Democrat Stacey Abrams, or the U.S. Senate race where Republican challenger Herschel Walker is trying to unseat incumbent Democrat Raphael Warnock. But some of the downballot candidates are operating on many fewer dollars, as they reported results Friday for the two months ended June 30.

In Georgia's newly drawn 6th Congressional District, the question won't be if voters will elect a conservative politician come November, but which one.

Let’s begin with a basic truth that most of the corporate media continually ignore or obscure: President Trump’s endorsement is the single most powerful force in the universe of American [...]

Gov. Brian Kemp and Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger had provoked Donald Trump's ire by refusing to indulge his delusions about the 2020 election or engage in any legally dubious maneuvers to change the result in Georgia, and they had felt the full fury of the White House and Mar-a-Lago.

Georgia Republican attorney general has defeated a GOP primary challenger backed by Donald Trump

ATLANTA — Going into last Tuesdays Republican gubernatorial primary, former U.S. Sen. David Perdues challenge of incumbent Gov. Brian Kemp was threatening to tear the GOP apart, potentially easing Democrat

Being an ambitious Republican doesn't have to mean promoting or accepting falsehoods about 2020.