Greg Bluestein
Political Reporter at The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Host at Politically Georgia
Husband, father, aspiring mensch. @AJC politics 🗞 @nbcnews / @msnbc 📺 @politicallyga pod 🎧on @wabenews daily at 10A 📻 Author of FLIPPED📕 PG Newsletter 💻
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2 days ago |
ajc.com | Greg Bluestein |Tia Mitchell |Patricia Murphy |Adam Beam
Today’s newsletter highlights: Rohit Malhotra enters the race for Atlanta City Council president. Brian Kemp limits new spending for State Election Board. New postmaster general comes from FedEx.GOP braces for a fightCredit: Miguel Martinez/AJCCredit: Miguel Martinez/AJCInsurance Commissioner John King’s plunge this morning into the race against Democratic U.S. Sen. Jon Ossoff sharpens the question that could dominate the GOP contest.
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5 days ago |
macon.com | Greg Bluestein |Arvin Temkar
U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene won't challenge U.S. Sen. Jon Ossoff next year, forgoing a polarizing Senate bid that many senior Republicans feared could jeopardize the party's shot at flipping the seat. Greene's Friday announcement comes just days after Gov. Brian Kemp also ruled out a challenge against the first-term Democrat, one of the most vulnerable incumbents on the 2026 ballot. Nearly a dozen other GOP figures are considering entering the race.
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5 days ago |
ajc.com | Greg Bluestein
U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene won’t challenge U.S. Sen. Jon Ossoff next year, forgoing a polarizing Senate bid that many senior Republicans feared could jeopardize the party’s shot at flipping the seat. Greene’s Friday announcement comes just days after Gov. Brian Kemp also ruled out a challenge against the first-term Democrat, one of the most vulnerable incumbents on the 2026 ballot. Nearly a dozen other GOP figures are considering entering the race.
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5 days ago |
macon.com | Bob Andres |Greg Bluestein |Tia Mitchell |Patricia Murphy |Adam Beam
Today's newsletter highlights:Georgia farmers are still waiting on federal disaster aid. Brian Kemp has less than a week to act on about 300 bills. Georgia Democrats want a special session to prepare for tariffs. The Democratic Party of Georgia faced months of internal fissures that led to the ouster of its chair and the installation of a new leader last week. Georgia GOP chair Josh McKoon, by contrast, is consolidating support from the disparate corners of his party.
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5 days ago |
ajc.com | Greg Bluestein |Tia Mitchell |Patricia Murphy |Adam Beam
Today’s newsletter highlights: Georgia farmers are still waiting on federal disaster aid. Brian Kemp has less than a week to act on about 300 bills. Georgia Democrats want a special session to prepare for tariffs. Locked upCredit: AJC file photoThe Democratic Party of Georgia faced months of internal fissures that led to the ouster of its chair and the installation of a new leader last week. Georgia GOP chair Josh McKoon, by contrast, is consolidating support from the disparate corners of his party.
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