Politics

Kemp, Abrams Have A History Of Conflict Over Voting

Kemp, Abrams Have A History Of Conflict Over Voting

Georgia Early Voting Underway With Contentious Governor’s Race

Georgia Early Voting Underway With Contentious Governor’s Race

How Does The First Amendment Apply To Public Schools?

How Does The First Amendment Apply To Public Schools?

Democrat Stacey Abrams, left, and Republican Brian Kemp, right, have both praised the criminal justice reforms by Gov. Nathan Deal, center. Abrams and Kemp have also stated their own criminal justice goals as they compete to be Georgia’s next governor.

Deal’s Criminal Justice Reform Legacy And The Ga. Governor’s Race

Emma Hurt • Sep 25, 2018

In a press release, the NRA praised Brian Kemp as an "unwavering supporter" of the second amendment, echoing a phrase it had previously used to describe Cagle.

After Backing Rival, NRA Shifts Support To Kemp

Lisa Hagen • Sep 24, 2018

WABE's ballot map shows you candidates in Georgia's general election by location.

MAP: Check Out What’s On The Ballot In Georgia’s General Election

Maegan Smith • Sep 24, 2018

Former President Jimmy Carter and Democratic gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams speak to reporters during a news conference to announce her rural health care plan Tuesday in Plains, Georgia. Abrams faces Republican Brian Kemp in the November election to be Georgia’s next governor.

Carter, Abrams: Georgians From 2 Eras Chase Rural Votes

Associated Press • Sep 19, 2018

A federal judge decided Monday that Georgia can go forward with its current electronic voting system for November's general election. Delaware is looking at creating a paper trail at the ballot box.

Delaware Eclipses Georgia In Replacing Voting Machines

Jim Burress • Sep 19, 2018

In 2016, employees of the Fulton County Election Preparation Center in Atlanta are shown testing electronic voting machines. Despite security concerns about the state’s touchscreen voting machines, a federal judge decided Monday against a wholesale switch to paper ballots before the November midterm elections.

Federal Judge: Elections Too Close For Georgia To Scrap Its 27,000 Voting Machines

Johnny Kauffman • Sep 18, 2018