The vice president’s return to Georgia underscored the importance of the Senate races there. The outcome will determine which party controls the Senate next year.
In Georgia, a Rare Campaign Where People’s Eyes Aren’t Glued to the Polls
Two consequential Senate races are taking place with very few public opinion surveys to help understand how voters feel.
Early voting changes in Georgia counties are suppressing turnout, advocates warn
The reduced number of locations in Cobb and Hall counties continue to draw criticism, while The New Georgia Project is suing in four other counties.
In Georgia, the right to life is on the line
They’ve clearly prioritized life in their laws, which are among the most protective in the country for unborn children and their mothers. They’ve prioritized life through their chosen leaders as well.
Biden warns that his Covid aid depends on Georgia Senate victories for Warnock, Ossoff
Biden cut a new ad for Raphael Warnock and Jon Ossoff weeks before the Jan. 5 runoff elections in Georgia that will determine who controls the Senate.
Pro-gun groups far outspend gun control activists in tight Georgia Senate runoffs
With control of the Senate at stake, gun rights groups are pouring millions of dollars in outside spending into the Jan. 5 runoff election in Georgia.
Turning age 18 after Election Day, ready to vote in the Georgia runoffs
Valerie Ponomarev sealed the envelope of her ballot and walked to the silver drop box in Alpharetta, Georgia, a suburb of Atlanta. “I’ve been looking forward to this day for so long,” she exclaimed.
Singlife celebrates becoming the largest insurer in Singapore after $2.3B merger
CEO Walter De Oude’s goal for Singlife is to create a seamless and interconnected digital financial journey for its customers …
State-backed hacks of US, Israel herald new age of cyberwarfare
One lesson of these latest hacks is that hackers can be like the ancient demon hydra – you lop off one head, and multiple other heads sprout.
Will Biden break the pattern of how US presidents approach Israel?
Strongly supportive US presidents are generally followed by administrations that are less so. Might Biden break that mold?