The sweeping election bill would put restrictions on absentee voting like placing limits on when absentee ballots can be requested; among other measures.
U.S. Sen. Richard Shelby, a mainstay of Alabama politics for decades, has officially announced his plans to retire following the end of his current term in 2022.
A local political expert is weighing in and offering a little insight on what’s going on with the impeachment proceedings heard in the the House Wednesday.
Some leaders in the Chattahoochee Valley said it’s time for a change. They said they are excited to see an African American pastor and man of Jewish faith represent Georgia.
AFTER A HISTORIC AND HIGH STAKES DUAL SENATE RUN OFF RACE, THE DEMOCRATS CAN CLAIM THE FIRST VICTORY, WITH REVERAND RAPHAEL WARNOCK BEATING REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT KELLY LOEFFLER. STILL UNKNOWN, WHO WILL WIN THE RACE BETWEEN HER FELLOW GOP INCUMBENT DAVID PERDUE AND HIS DEMOCRATIC CHALLENGER
“We have to hold the line here in Georgia, that’s why we need you to get out and vote,” Loeffler said to a crowd of supporters in Columbus Monday morning.
Historically, fewer people participate in runoffs than general elections. However, this year more people are casting their ballots than any other runoff race in history.
Alabama’s newest senator is joining ten other Senate Republicans to support the creation of a commission to investigate the results of the presidential election.
U.S. District Court Judge Leslie Abrams Gardner said in an order Monday that denying so many voters access to the ballot so close to an election would likely violate the National Voter Registration Act.
Vice President-elect Kamala Harris joined Raphael Warnock and Jon Ossoff at the Bibb Mill Event Center at a drive-up rally, encouraging supporters to vote in the January 5 runoffs early.
The next steps in the process entail elections staff sending out a letter to all 4,033 voters in question and ask them to verify their residency, and if they can’t, they won’t be able to vote in the upcoming runoff January 5.
Campaigns and outside organizations are working to get their message out to Georgia voters encouraging them to head to the polls. They’re doing this through texts, voicemails and materials in the mail.
