Georgians are voting on two little-known races that could have a big impact on their monthly electricity bill, which could serve as a cue nationwide for other states dealing with rising electricity prices due to demand from artificial intelligence data centers. Two seats are up for grabs on Georgia's Public Service Commission (PSC) — the state's elected body that regulates electricity, gas, and phone service. While it's not as high-profile as a governor's race or a Senate contest, the PSC's deci

Georgia Republican lawmakers in both the state House and Senate have passed bills to restrict voting access. The bills would end no-excuse absentee voting for people under 65 and limit when and where ballot boxes could be accessed. | AJ