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Early Voting Opens Oct. 13 With an Open Governor’s Race and 11 Legislative Seats to Watch
Eleven statewide contests and 11 legislative seats are on the ballot, including open races for governor, lieutenant governor, secretary of state and attorney general.
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Cross-Party and Law Enforcement Endorsements Announced as Statewide Races Enter Final Stretch
Harper's campaign says two Democratic lawmakers are backing him, and Bottoms' campaign says 32 law enforcement officials are backing her.
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Kemp Extends Georgia’s Fuel Tax Suspension to Nov. 5 and Waives Dyed Diesel Penalties
The state of emergency order now runs through Nov. 5, and the Governor's office says dyed fuel oil used on the road carries no state penalties during the emergency.
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Mayville Engineering Plans About 140 Jobs and $26 Million in Thomson, Kemp’s Office Says
Mayville Engineering plans to refurbish a Thomson building and hire for management, technical and operator roles, with workforce expansion anticipated to begin in 2026.
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Georgia Tourism Sets a Fourth Straight Record With 175.6 Million Visitors, Kemp’s Office Says
Kemp's office says 175.6 million visitors spent a record $46.2 billion in Georgia in 2025 and that tourism supports one in every 15 Georgia jobs.
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Pollster Has “Never Seen Something Like This” as Jackson Leads by 2 and Ossoff by 8
A Sept. 22-23 survey has Jackson up two for governor and Ossoff up eight for Senate, a pattern pollster Matt Towery says he has never seen.
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Harper Touts Second Federal Fuel Waiver of 2026 as Gas Nears $4 per Gallon
Harper's campaign says the waiver should ease prices at the pump, which it puts nearly $1 a gallon above a year ago.
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Hubbard Challenges Rick Jackson to Back Georgians Seeking a Vote on Data Centers
Hubbard wants Jackson to back residents' push for a vote on data centers. Jackson has said communities should decide.
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Kemp Stays in High Gear as the Race to Succeed Him Enters the Final Stretch
A billion-dollar factory expansion, a gas tax suspension and a top business ranking all landed in the same month.
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