On this week's episode, we look at how elections officials stepped up and helped stop the creation of unnecessary voting laws.

This year’s crop of selected grantees under the Georgia Outdoor Stewardship program adds up to just over $28 million in state funds headed to 15 projects around the state, but the list has some conservationists questioning whether voters are really getting what they overwhelmingly backed at the ballot box four years ago.

On this week's episode, GPB public policy reporter Riley Bunch joins to discuss the final days of the 2022 legislative session.

Kemp's signature on Senate Bill 319 etched so-called "constitutional carry" into law.

Republican U.S. Senate candidate Herschel Walker’s personal financial disclosure is missing key information that could help voters spot potential conflicts of interests if elected, several campaign finance experts say.
 

On this week's episode, we visit Georgia's elections official training conference for a temperature check ahead of the May 24 primary.

Georgia lawmakers approved a tax cut Monday night during the final hour of this year’s General Assembly session.

Time is up for the 2022 legislative session. Legislators eventually found common ground on tax cuts and the state’s spending plan, among other big ticket items, but not everything made the final gavel before the General Assembly dispersed for their hometowns across the state for a well-deserved off season. 

Gov. Brian Kemp signed legislation Monday aimed at pulling Georgia off the bottom among state rankings for access to mental-health services.

Bills still hanging on the last day of the Legislative Session include election oversight, abortion pill access and sports betting.

The state House of Representatives voted unanimously this week to create a joint study committee to develop a plan for rolling out a network of electric vehicle charging stations across Georgia. The Georgia Senate passed the resolution two weeks ago, also in a unanimous vote.

On Thursday, Republican members of the House Public Safety and Homeland Security Committee advanced a plan that adds hundreds of felony charges to the list of violent crimes that require a bond in order for a person to be released from jail before trial.

On this week's episode, we look at the impact a pro-Trump slate of GOP primary challengers could have on Georgia politics.

Donald Trump has backed seven GOP primary candidates in Georgia based primarily on false claims about the 2020 election.

State lawmakers will boost funding for services for people with disabilities in next year’s budget, though thousands will remain on a wait list.