There is a good deal of confusion about what SB 189 actually did, what it did not do, and why further legislative action is still…
After a busy Legislative week, Buzz and Scot recorded the podcast on Saturday, but have no fear, the agenda was chock full of spice and…
The Election Integrity Industrial Complex™ must be bored. That is about the only charitable explanation for why the same small circle of professional ballot mystics…
Representative Todd Jones is the guy who brings forward cutting-edge legislation that is actually very important. He’s done it again this year with HB 1272.…
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,…