For the first time since 2020, Georgia voters have a chance to decide who will represent them on the Public Service Commission. This delayed election comes after a lawsuit challenged the statewide elections used to elect commissioners,

The past few days have brought a flurry of announcements from candidates for top offices in Georgia. Here's a look at some of the key developments.

The mayor of a small Georgia city and two former election workers have been jailed on felony charges stemming from efforts to stop a local election last fall.

Republicans and Democrats are getting a jumpstart on the 2026 elections, announcing their candidacies now. Democratic state Rep.

The rate freeze follows a WTOC Investigation into Georgia Power’s profit margins, relationship with the Public Service Commission

Georgia's Camilla Mayor and two officials face charges of election interference and conspiracy to commit election fraud after trying to obstruct a city council election. The case is steeped in racial tensions.

In a story published May 30 about a Georgia mayor and two others jailed on felony charges of interfering with a city election, The Associated Press erroneously reported that all

Voting for City Council races in Camilla, Georgia were disrupted last November when two local officials resigned and the mayor said the elections were canceled.

Early voting has begun to pick who should serve on the Georgia Public Service Commission, the state regulator that decides how much you pay to turn on your lights. Why it matters: In addition to electricity and natural gas rates,

After a court challenge delayed the election for two Public Service Commission seats in 2024, those races are now back on the ballot.

At long last, elections are resuming for Georgia's powerful board that sets electricity rates for customers. Early voting lasts from May 27 to June 13.

Georgia lawmakers are gearing up for study committee season. Here is a look at a few notable ones on AI, elections, taxes, cannabis and more.