Georgia’s candidates for governor met for their first and likely only debate Tuesday. 

Both candidates have pinned healthcare reform at the top of their to do list. 

Georgia’s candidates for governor, Democrat Keisha Lance Bottoms and Republican Rick Jackson, are traversing the state touting their plans to address some of the economic challenges people are facing.

Candidates running for school superintendent detailed their early childhood education policies at a forum Tuesday hosted by the Georgia Early Education Alliance for Ready Students (GEEARS). 

Both Georgia candidates for governor are attacking each other over data centers and transparency with less than a month to go until early voting.

Democratic candidate for governor Keisha Lance Bottoms unveiled her ethics platform during a campaign event in Atlanta on Thursday. 
Bottoms’ policy centered around limiting governors’ business interests with the state.

Georgia’s two gubernatorial candidates pitched to voters over the weekend, emphasizing their character as they look toward the November election. 

Republican gubernatorial candidate Rick Jackson laid out his affordability agenda during a campaign stop in Atlanta on Thursday. 

Democratic candidate for governor Keisha Lance Bottoms pitched to voters in Marietta on Friday.

Republican gubernatorial candidate Rick Jackson is rolling out a new economic policy focused on minority-owned businesses.

Both candidates for governor made their pitch to Georgia’s business community at the annual Georgia Chamber Congressional Luncheon.

Rick Jackson, the Republican candidate for governor, announced that he will spend $87 million on an initial ad buy to promote his campaign against former Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms, the Democrat.

Rick Jackson held his first rally of the general election in Cleveland, Ga., on Thursday evening.
 

Lt. Gov. Burt Jones and entrepreneur Rick Jackson have a few things in common. Here is what they have said about the issues when queried at public events in recent months.

Georgia Lt. Gov. Burt Jones, who is running for governor, debated an empty podium Monday during the Atlanta Press Club runoff debates while his opponent Rick Jackson campaigned in Kennesaw.