Raffensperger Moves to Disqualify Georgia House Candidate
ATLANTA, Ga. — Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger is trying to knock a Democratic state House candidate off the Nov. 3 ballot, arguing he gave up his Georgia residency by voting in Nevada. The office filed a formal qualification challenge Wednesday with the Office of State Administrative Hearings against David Dillie, the Democratic nominee in
Georgia Tech Wins $38.4M to Renew Two NSF AI Institutes
ATLANTA, Ga. — Georgia Tech will keep leading two national artificial intelligence research centers after the National Science Foundation renewed them with a combined $38.4 million. NSF awarded $20 million to extend the AI Institute for Advances in Optimization, known as AI4OPT, through 2031, and $18.4 million for another five years of AI-ALOE, the national
Georgia Early Voting Nears 1.4 Million With a Week to Go
ATLANTA, Ga. — Georgia’s early vote keeps climbing toward a midterm record. The state’s in-person early count stood at 1,395,015 by Thursday night, the Secretary of State’s office reported, and a full week of early voting remains before Election Day on Nov. 3. The state estimates in-person early turnout is running about 12% ahead of