Two bills working through the Legislature have the potential to improve math education and increase opportunity for Georgia’s K-12 students. SB 171 (introduced last year…
In my earlier post, I discussed the Catoosa County Republican Party’s attempt to (again) use the official Republican primary ballot as a political weapon —…
Another crazy week in Georgia politics means we have another crazy podcast. Topics include: Please be sure to like and subscribe to Peach Pundit the…
UPDATE: The Catoosa County Board of Elections and Voter Registration, in their meeting held today, March 13, at 4:00 PM, voted to disallow the three…
DITOR’s NOTE: it looks like some of the numbers in the State House races and therefore results have changed overnight after I wrote this. I’ll…
As Qualifying Week ended, we heard about the impressive number of Democrats who had qualified to run for Legislative seats. Democrats, as one might expect,…
I am sorry this has been delayed, but if you follow the podcast (and you do, right? RIGHT?) you will already know that last week…
Every convention has its moment of high drama. At the Georgia Republican Party’s June 2025 convention, that moment came when delegates adopted a resolution –…
In the ultimate Georgia political mashup, Crossover Day and Qualifying Week coincided. We bring you the highlights. Topics included: Please be sure to like and…
These reports are made possible by Mike Dudgeon. Day five of qualifying will conclude at noon tomorrow, March 5th. The big news today was that…