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Bottoms drives home policy on gas prices, car insurance rates (opens the original)
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ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — Democratic nominee for Georgia governor Keisha Lance Bottoms unveiled a new plan to help drivers on Wednesday. Calling it her “Drive Plan,” Bottoms said the policies together would help lower fuel prices and the cost of car insurance for drivers. The plan calls for eliminating the state auto insurance premium tax for drivers, which is currently 2.25%. It also calls for savings from that elimination to be passed onto drivers. Bottoms estimates it will put $140
Pledge of Allegiance removal from DeKalb Board of Elections meeting agenda draws mixed reactions (opens the original)
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ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — Residents voiced frustration at a recent meeting of the DeKalb County Board of Registration and Elections, after several board members made the decision to take the Pledge of Allegiance off the agenda. At the board’s Aug. 31 meeting, members expressed concern that the pledge was “offensive” and “not unifying” especially in the context of the experience of Black Americans. “Reciting the Pledge of Allegiance is not unifying and requesting it is offensive,” said
Ossoff, Collins heat up attacks weeks away from midterm election (opens the original)
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ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — As the midterm elections draw closer, two candidates in one of Georgia’s marquee races are heating up – or in some cases reheating – attacks against each other. On Tuesday, incumbent Senator Jon Ossoff, a Democrat, arrived to an event at the Communication Workers of America Union in Atlanta with some visual aides. Two posterboards that displayed what Ossoff said were transcripts of text conversations between a former chief-of-staff to his opponent Republican C
New documents show DHS may try to target several counties over non-English ballots (opens the original)
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ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — New emails between the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and attorneys for the Democratic National Committee (DNC) are raising concern about how the federal government plans to address non-citizen voting in the upcoming midterm elections. The documents, obtained by DNC lawyers through a records request seeking information about DHS plans to send troops to the polls, reveal the agency may be looking into jurisdictions in Georgia that provide ballots in
Ga. lawmakers hear testimony from election security experts at joint committee (opens the original)
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ATLANTA, Ga. — Georgia’s Joint Election Equipment Specifications and Standards Committee met for a third time Thursday. The committee of lawmakers is tasked with carrying out testimony and will eventually recommend a new way to cast and tabulate ballots in Georgia elections to their colleagues when the new session of the General Assembly resumes. The third meeting focused primarily on cybersecurity around elections systems. The committee also heard from representatives of the Georgia Secretary o
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