With municipal elections in cities like Atlanta expected to boost Democratic turnout, Republicans are intensifying efforts to rally rural voters.
Georgia voters will decide two Public Service Commission seats that control electricity rates and energy policy statewide. Here's everything you need to know.
In Georgia, a voter submitting an application to cast a ballot must include the number from their driver’s license. Voters who don't have one can include the number from their state-issued ID card. If a voter doesn't have one of these two forms of ID, a copy or photo of one of the following options are acceptable:
Georgia Democrats are seeking to make a statewide election of two utility regulators a referendum on rising electricity bills. Republicans, warning Democrats could steal rare wins in the races for the Public Service Commission,
ATLANTA — Early voting is now underway for the special election to replace Georgia State Senator Jason Esteves, who is running for governor. District 35, which includes parts of Cobb and Fulton counties, will fill Esteves’ vacant seat. Six candidates are on the ballot, four Democrats, one Republican, and one Independent.
With Brian Kemp leaving the governor’s office after next year’s election, Georgia Democrats have an opportunity to make history.  All they need now is a candidate. The alleged frontrunner for the 2026 nomination is Keisha Lance Bottoms.
Democratic National Committee Vice Chair Jane Kleeb is coming to Georgia next week to campaign for the Democratic candidates running for two seats on the state’s Public Service Commission. The visit comes as both parties ramp up their campaign efforts in what is typically an obscure race.
What normally is a quiet race for Georgia PSC has become a high-profile fight between Republicans and Democrats.
The State Election Board will officially recommend that Georgia lawmakers end no-excuse absentee voting when they reconvene in January.
To many voters, the Public Service Commission is a mystery, but rising power bills show just how important it is.