Former VP Harris rallies in Atlanta for Ossoff and Bottoms
Former Vice President Kamala Harris is in Atlanta to rally support for Sen. Jon Ossoff and Keisha Lance Bottom Thursday.
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Former Vice President Kamala Harris is in Atlanta to rally support for Sen. Jon Ossoff and Keisha Lance Bottom Thursday.
Election officials don’t seem too worried about dozens of election monitors in six Georgia counties, but that doesn’t mean nobody is.
Former President Barack Obama campaigned for Georgia Democrats in Morrow on Wednesday, urging voters to support Sen. Jon Ossoff’s reelection campaign and Keisha Lance Bottoms’ bid for governor.
Georgia’s Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger confirms Anthropic’s Claude AI did access his office’s website and data hub but insists it retrieved only publicly available data and came no where near sensitive voter information.
Candidates for Georgia governor crisscrossed the state Friday as they try to convince undecided voters to cast their votes for them.
Both candidates in the race for U.S. Senate are on the campaign trail, with Democratic Sen. Jon Ossoff and Republican Congressman Mike Collins making their cases to voters.
With Election Day about 10 days away, Georgia’s governor’s race is coming down to voter turnout, as Democratic nominee Keisha Lance Bottoms and Republican nominee Rick Jackson campaign across the state.
But Jackson was here not to convince people to vote for him, just to go out and vote.
A new Atlanta Journal-Constitution poll shows Republican Rick Jackson and Democrat Keisha Lance Bottoms are in a virtual dead heat.
Over one million Georgians have voted early so far and that number keeps climbing. While this is not a presidential election, Secretary of State Raffensperger says there’s enough interest in the other races to fuel the desire to vote.