runoff elections

Several key partisan and nonpartisan races were on the ballot Tuesday, June 16th in the runoff election. Voters in Georgia decided who would be the Republican candidates for both Senate and Governor races.

Athens residents are heading to the polls today to vote in the local nonpartisan and general primary runoff elections.Today is the last day for voters to cast their ballots in the runoffs.

Last-minute endorsements are rolling in ahead of the June 16 runoff elections. President Donald Trump endorsed U.S. Rep. Mike Collins for U.S. Senator on social media Sunday.

Early voting will take place Monday, June 8 through Friday, June 12 at the Athens-Clarke County Elections Office, library and tennis center.

The candidates disagreed on a number of key issues at the debate hosted by AthChat Podcast hosts Drew Abney and Russell Edwards. They clashed over whether high-density development would lower housing costs and the causes of homelessness in Athens.

A small race in Georgia is making national headlines as the fight for Marjorie Taylor Greene’s congressional seat enters a runoff.

In brief: Economists predict economic growth for Athens and Georgia — Georgia House passes midyear budget — changes could be coming to the state's runoff election laws — UGA women's hoops falls to #3 LSU, men to face A&M on Saturday.

Republican Johnny Chastain won against the widow of former Georgia House Speaker David Ralston.

In brief: Proposed electric vehicle plant spark controversy —Music industry asks for Georgia tax credits — Banker defeats Georgia House speaker in runoff — Georgia men's basketball headed to Auburn

In brief: Utility giant backs down on initial rate increase — Raffensperger calls for end to runoffs — Clarke school officials request funding for ballistic shields — Ossoff-backed prison abuse bill passes Congress — Evans named volleyball All-American