Georgia governor's race

Democratic gubernatorial candidate Keisha Lance Bottoms has made history as the first woman and first Black woman to be elected governor of Georgia. She is also the first Black female in U.S. history to be elected governor.

About 100 Keisha Lance Bottoms supporters waited at College Square in downtown Athens Monday afternoon to hear from the gubernatorial democrat candidate on the eve of Election Day.

Georgia State Rep. Ruwa Romman, a Democrat from Forsyth County, confirmed via social media that she is ending her run for governor.

Jones spent years cultivating the president’s support, and the endorsement seemed inevitable after U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, his biggest potential rival for a Trump blessing, opted out of the race.

Georgia state Rep. Derrick Jackson said Tuesday that he’s running for governor next year, joining three other Democrats.

Democratic State Sen. Josh McLaurin announced Monday that he will run for lieutenant governor next year, promising a campaign focused on fighting President Donald Trump’s agenda.

Former Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms is forming an exploratory committee ahead of a potential run for governor next year.

Former Georgia State Senator Jason Carter says he has no plans to seek the 2026 Democratic nomination for governor.

State Senator Jason Esteves announced Monday that he will run for governor next year.

Democratic gubernatorial candidate, Stacey Abrams, made a campaign stop in Athens