GA voters to settle more than presidential race
Here's a look at some key questions and answers for Georgia voters as they head to the polls Tuesday.
More than 107,000 vote early in Gwinnett
Inclement weather is expected for Election Day as traditional voters go to the polls days after long lines greeted those who voted early.
GA elections officials gear up for Election Day
The Secretary of State's office will not release early voting totals until Monday, though at mid-week the pace was on track to fall short of the 2 million early ballots cast in 2008.
Charter school amendment divides GA tea partyers
Several tea party activists have come out in support of the plan that would allow the state to impanel a new commission authorized to create and regulate independent charter schools.
Sheriff, BOC seats up for grabs in Barrow
A longtime veteran of the sheriff's office is vying for his boss' job and a former commissioner is going up against an incumbent in two high-profile Barrow County races Tuesday.
Clerk of court race a muddy one
Gwinnett County clerk of court isn't the most glamorous of elected positions -- but, at least this election cycle, it may be the most divisively run.
Norcross council has Gwinnett's only contested city races
A pair of challengers with very different backgrounds will take on incumbent Norcross city councilmen Tuesday, marking Gwinnett's only contested municipal elections.
Senate race pits Balfour against Lawrenceville attorney
Balfour faces Democratic newcomer in State Senate District 9 race.
Johnson's seat at stake in Congress District 4
The race for U.S. Congress District 4 pits a three-term congressman from DeKalb County against a pastor from Gwinnett.
Attorney seeks Woodall's seat in Congress District 7
A Lawrenceville attorney is seeking to unseat a one-term congressman in the race for Georgia's 7th Congressional District.
County web site posts voting wait times
Gwinnett County voters can visit a county web site to check updated wait times throughout the day if they plan to vote early this week.
State House candidates discuss issues, goals
Several newcomers as well as incumbents are battling to keep their seats in the State House races. Here are detailed looks at each candidate.
Radloff, Dido square off for District 5 race
The District 5 race includes an incumbent with about 40 years on the board of education post and a political newcomer looking to bring fresh perspectives to the job.
BOE District 1 candidates are local businesswomen
In the Gwinnett County Board of Education District 1 race, two local businesswomen in their 60s seek to hold the office.
Murphy, Falk aim for District 3
In the race for District 3, an incumbent touts the successes of the local board, while her challenger is critical of decisions she said were detrimental to the district.
Local Politics
- POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Leaders upset about IRS revelation
- Handel enters race for Chambliss' Senate seat 4 comments
- POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Local man in hunt for state GOP chair 1 comment
- Commission to consider code of conduct after scandals 7 comments
- POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Woodall takes on international issues with Benghazi, Korea 2 comments
- Airport tower to remain open 1 comment
- Chickens, renters cause concern in Norcross area 4 comments
- POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Group praises reform, advocates for more
- Nash takes role in statewide association
- New ethics rules, lobbying cap signed into law 1 comment
Local Government
- Officials promote new alcohol consumption law in effect 2 comments
- Peachtree Corners buys land to avoid apartments
- Commission to consider code of conduct after scandals 7 comments
- Diverging-diamond conversion scheduled for early June 2 comments
- Library board OKs summer reading money, talks '14 budget 2 comments
- Strategic planning sessions begin for commissioners 7 comments
- Gwinnett fire chief Myers to retire 19 comments
- Vines Garden Railroad celebrates seasonal opening 1 comment
- Airport tower to remain open 1 comment
- Possible plan for two-way streets on Lawrenceville's Square 7 comments
