Election skeptics target voting officials with ads that suggest they don’t have to certify results
The group, Follow the Law, has placed ads in news outlets serving attorneys, judges and election administrators — individuals ...
Trump has refused to say, repeatedly, whether he will accept the results regardless of the outcome. And he's claimed cheating ...
A judge ordered Giuliani last week to give election workers, Ruby Freeman and her daughter, Wandrea "Shaye" Moss, many of his ...
A judge ruled Friday that Cobb County voters receiving their absentee ballots late can return them by Nov. 8, three days ...
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Gullah Geechee residents, descendants of enslaved West Africans, fear the resulting gentrification and higher taxes that come ...
The Chatham County incumbent commissioner for District 7 did not respond to the survey request, which was made via four ...
The Chatham County incumbent chairman did not respond to the survey request, which was made via four emails to campaign and ...
Candidates differ over how funds for Chatham County will be used, vision of how the pieces should fit together to accommodate ...
Outside political action committees pay quarter of a million to influence Chatham County sheriff and district attorney races ...
Emhoff, 60, performed the traditional campaign role that the wives of presidential candidates have served throughout U.S.
In deeply red Glynn County, a group called Black MAGA GA stumped for Trump. The crowd, however, was mostly white.
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