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Bottoms elected Georgia's first Black woman governor
Voters elected Bottoms as governor on Election Day and chose Katherine Juhan-Arnold as state agriculture commissioner.
Friday, November 6, 2026
Atlanta
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Voters elected Bottoms as governor on Election Day and chose Katherine Juhan-Arnold as state agriculture commissioner.
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Moraima Ivory won the Nov. 3 general election for chair of the Fulton County Board of Commissioners, defeating Republican Eric Tatum with 75 percent.
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In addition to electing the first nation’s Black female governor and flipping the state’s House of Representatives to majority Democrat, Georgians also passed three new constitutional amendments.
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Governor-elect Keisha Lance Bottoms said Medicaid expansion, affordability and health care access will top her agenda, according to The Atlanta Voice.
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Jon Ossoff won reelection to Georgia's Senate seat, securing a second term, The Atlanta Voice reported. Capital B Atlanta reported he defeated Collins.
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PSC elections have even greater implications for many Black Georgians, who tend to carry a higher energy cost burden due to having less energy efficient homes.
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With record turnout on Election Day, voters cast ballots to select Georgia’s governor, senator, attorney general, and decide several state and local races.
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Keisha Lance Bottoms won Georgia's governor race in Tuesday's election, according to Capital B Atlanta and The Atlanta Voice.
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Black voters at Rick Jackson’s watch party cited his personal story, faith, HBCU outreach and leadership as reasons they supported the Republican nominee.
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Patrons at Magic City in Atlanta celebrated election night on Tuesday, according to SaportaReport.
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Atlanta honored Henrietta Antoinin’s 90th birthday and decades of civic leadership as she urged residents to vote ahead of the midterm election.
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