Covering gov't, politics & education in Georgia for @AP. Can say Shuqualak like a Mississippian, Espejo like a Mobilian & Courtableau like a Cajun. [email protected]
Atlanta, United States (Local)
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Jeff Amy's coverage indicates a strong focus on legal policy regulation and government announcements, particularly within the realm of Georgia politics. He appears to be interested in reporting on political developments and legal issues that impact the region.
Given his interest in local politics, pitches should emphasize insights from local experts or stakeholders related to Georgia politics and legal matters. Topics related to congressional races, Georgia budget, redistricting, or localized legal disputes may align well with Jeff Amy's coverage interests.
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By: Bill Barrow, Kate Brumback, Jeff Amy
ATLANTA (AP) — Georgia Republicans will keep duking it out among themselves as they head toward a runoff to pick their candidates for governor and U.S.
By: Jeff Amy
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Georgia Democrats had seven candidates to choose from for the nomination for governor, but they knew who they wanted – former Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms.
By: Aaron Farrar, Bill Barrow, Eric Wallace, Jeff Amy
Georgia Republicans are still looking for a challenger to Democratic U.S. Sen. Jon Ossoff after none of the candidates in Tuesday's primary won a majority of the vote.
By: Jeff Amy, Bill Barrow, Kate Brumback
ATLANTA (AP) — Georgia Republicans will keep duking it out among themselves as they head toward a runoff to pick their candidates for governor and U.S. Senate in the battleground state after Tuesday's primary failed to produce outright victors.
ATLANTA -- Georgia Republicans will keep duking it out among themselves as they head toward a runoff to pick their candidates for governor and U.S. Senate in the battleground state after Tuesday's primary failed to produce outright victors.
State Superintendent Richard Woods has told lawmakers multiple times that reading instruction in Georgia is on the right path – but they're not buying it.
By: Jeff Amy
State Superintendent Richard Woods has told lawmakers multiple times that reading instruction in Georgia is on the right path – but they’re not buying it. Now that discontent has helped drag Woods into a June 16 runoff for the Republican nomination with Candler County Superintendent Bubba Longgrear as he seeks a fourth term leading the […]
State Superintendent Richard Woods is facing a June 16 runoff for the Republican nomination with Candler County Superintendent Bubba Longgrear, as
By: Jeff Amy
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