Political Notes: Ups, Downs and In-betweens
A new KSU president, barbecue in D.C. and more water wars.
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A new KSU president, barbecue in D.C. and more water wars.
A mid-summer runoff, Sally Yates has a new job and the hands-free driving law arrives July 1.
Georgia’s new chief justice, no tuition hike for Georgia colleges and a new ports authority appointment.
Who’s running in the state primary May 22, MARTA gets a new CEO and an open records investigation at Atlanta City Hall.
NRA support to Georgia’s congressional delegation, a new PSC chair and a new state rep for District 175.
The CDC director is out, a new gig for Tom Price and Sen. Isakson pushes for veterans reform progress.
New Board of Regents members, Olens leaves KSU and special elections.
Former state Rep. Amy Carter heads to the TCSG, runoff winners and a new Georgia Lottery president & CEO.
PSC Commissioner Wise steps down, a runoff for Atlanta mayor and election results.
A crowded race for Atlanta mayor, a new Georgia-based ambassador and fighting the opioid crisis.
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