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ajc.com > politics > 2026 > 09 > georgia-republican-activists-leave-midterm-convention-energized

Georgia GOP activists leave midterm convention energized

3+ day, 14+ hour ago   (736+ words) DALLAS — At the Republican Party’s midterm convention, Georgia delegates were in two of the final rows of floor seating. But the activists attending the two-day affair said they still felt plenty of energy from the main stage. Vikki Consiglio, a…...

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ajc.com > education > 2026 > 09 > georgia-southern-university-employee-gets-250000-in-transgender-student-rights-case

Georgia Southern University employee gets $250,000 in transgender student rights case

1+ week, 3+ day ago   (757+ words) As Georgia’s college campuses are bustling with students again, this edition of the AJC On Campus roundup begins with a $250,000 settlement. Skuraton, GSU’s director of student wellness and health promotion, objected to the decision. She told an administrator that failing…...

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ajc.com > opinion > 2026 > 09 > georgia-swing-state-democrat-republican-voters

Georgia is not a swing state, but it could veer blue in 2026

1+ week, 3+ day ago   (658+ words) Since Republicans swept every constitutional office in 2010, Georgia politics has followed a remarkably consistent rule: when both parties have competitive primaries, the party that generates the larger primary turnout usually wins the general election. Primary turnout is the strongest indicator…...