Alessandro Marazzi Sassoon

From U.S. president to your county soil and water supervisor, all of these positions have some kind of impact on your daily life.

A ‘Yes' vote supports creating a new tax court housed in the state's judiciary system, and ‘No' would leave the current system in place.

Do you approve the Act that increases an exemption from property tax for all tangible personal property from $7,500.00 to $20,000.00?

If you haven't voted yet, or you're on the fence, here's a few things to keep in mind.

Working-class voters of color make up the electorate in some of metro Atlanta's lowest voter precincts. What's the story behind the data?

Read up on voting deadlines, a note from our Democracy reporter, a voter profile from early voting — and more.

So-called “dark money” expenditures for advertising on a candidate's behalf can be difficult to trace. They are often funneled through PACs (political action committees), which can accept unlimited donations from shell-company donors under

Beyond the presidential race, five key local contests head to December runoffs, with updates on Gen Z challengers and ballot measures.

Eshé Collins and Nicole Evans Jones are vying for an open citywide Post 3 At-Large city council seat, but it's hard to see what the choice is for voters

A proposal to raise the salaries for Atlanta's mayor, 16-member city council, and nine-member board of education — and to make the city council and