This post looks at how the 2020 and 2022 U.S. Senate elections in Georgia might have turned out if the state had conducted instant runoff elections rather than standard runoffs.
Rested and ready for the new year, Scot, Jason, and Buzz have plenty of thoughts on the latest in Georgia politics. Topics included: Learn more…
For a site like Peach Pundit, people like Kandiss Taylor (R – Flat Earth) is a gift that keeps on giving. Just. Keeps. On. Giving…like…
As someone in media and commentary, I always dive into articles with unique takes. I’ve decided to highlight perspectives from cool experts who’ve caught my…
You can’t always get what you wantYou can’t always get what you wantYou can’t always get what you wantBut if you try sometimes, well, you…
The Pickens County Republican Party has become the first county Republican Party to attempt to disenfranchise the approximately 7,600 Republican Primary voters who reside in…
200 years ago on December, 23, 1823, in the Troy Sentinel newspaper, an short poem was published anonymously. The poem was submitted by a friend…
I love Christmas! I love seeing the expectant look on little children’s faces. I love the lights and decorations, the sights, the music, and the…
It’s Pye’s Birthday week, so he is off. But Buzz and Scot got together to wish him a Happy Birthday and talk Georgia politics. Pye’s…
Folks around the state convey to me often that they do not understand why I choose to live in Atlanta and identify with a zeal…