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Kamala Harris stands behind a podium giving a speech. She is wearing a black top and tan blazer.
Presidential candidate Kamala Harris was joined by former President Barack Obama at her largest rally to date on Thursday, Oct. 25 in DeKalb County, Ga. Harris and Obama encouraged the more than 20,000 event attendees to go out and vote.
Two Japanese men wearing all black hold American flags and a large blue sign with a photo of Donald Trump after he was shot. The text reads, "Trump strong, Chosen by God."
Former President Donald J. Trump held a rally with more than 10,000 supporters in Duluth, Ga. on Oct. 23 to urge Georgia voters to go to the polls.
In the foreground, a white standing sign features an American flag and large blue text reading, "VOTE HERE." Behind the sign, a line of over a dozen people stand on a sidewalk, waiting for their turn to vote.
Cobb County’s strong influence in Georgia could impact the results of the 2024 presidential election. Winning Cobb County, a battleground county in a battleground state, could be the key to securing a state-wide victory for either presidential candidate.
A man with a pink shirt and a green penny jersey stands with bent knees in front of a Black nonbinary person holding a basketball. A crowd of people watches the game about to start.
The Trans Liberation Basketball League is an Atlanta-based group that provides a safe space for transgender athletes in the city. With how strictly politicized the topic of transgender athletes has become, the players say this league is an important part of their community.
A white square background framed by a rad to blue gradient outline. The text reads, "Election 2024," "Georgia Decides," "Brought to you by Atlanta Journal-Constitution and Atlanta Civic Circle." The bottom of the image features red and blue abstract shapes.
The 2024 AJC Voter Guide offers comprehensive information to help Georgia voters make informed decisions in the upcoming election. It includes detailed profiles of candidates running for local, state and federal offices, covering their background, policy positions and key endorsements.
Vice President Kamala Harris stands speaking at a podium. She is wearing a white top and blazer. A large crowd of people is gathered behind her, out of focus in the camera.
Presidential candidate Kamala Harris campaigned in Savannah, Ga. on Aug. 29, making her the first presidential candidate to do so in over 20 years. Hundreds of supporters in this battleground state attended the event to listen to Harris' speech.
A greyscale map of the Thomasville Heights neighborhood in southeast Atlanta from 1968. A region of land is highlighted in dark green. The land parcel is empty.
Atlanta's notorious Forest Cove apartments gained a reputation as one of the city's most dangerous dwellings. Former residents report pest infestations, frequent crime, unstable architecture and abysmal air quality. Millennia Companies, one of the largest landlords in the U.S. and owner of Forest Cove, runs hundreds of properties across the country, most of which are in equally horrible condition to Forest Cove. Former tenants of Millennia's apartments are fighting back against the corporation and demanding change.
A man knocking on an open door with a blue shirt. He is smiling and is wearing a campaign tag. The background is a brick house and a dark sky.
Gabriel Sanchez is a Democratic candidate for the Georgia House of Representatives. Many voters may not realize the complexity behind running an electoral campaign. Sanchez and other experts describe the process of campaigning for state office.
A man shoots a pistol in a gun range. He is facing away from the camera and wearing a baseball hat, black t-shirt, and large headphones. He is aiming the pistol at a target. A large yellow sign reads "ATTENTION" behind him and shows gun safety advice.
Georgia lawmakers aim to decrease the number of injuries caused by firearm-related accidents with Senate Bill 340. The bill eliminates sales tax on the purchase of gun safes, firearm training classes and other gun safety mechanisms. Some firearm safety advocates do not think the tax exemptions are enough of an incentive for Georgians to practice safe gun storage.
A white sign with black text reads "U.S. Army Property No Trespassing." It is posted on a barbed wire fence. The background is street corner and blue sky.
Gov. Kemp signed legislature to prevent the ownership of farmland within 10 miles of any Georgia military bases by "nonresident aliens" and "foreign persons and entities." Although the bill is now law, some representatives and military personnel doubt its true intentions.
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