Cody Hall from Governor Brian Kemp’s office tweeted out that the Governor’s office has learned that an individual that both Governor Kemp and First Lady Marty Kemp was exposed to has tested positive for COVID-19. The Governor and First Lady are currently quarantining per Georgia Department of Public Health guidelines. #gapol pic.twitter.com/RiUUUjQ5ml — Cody Hall
Ballots Cast as of noon on October 30, 2020 Total Number of Ballots Cast: 3,708,214 Total Number of Early, In-Person Ballots Cast Today: 70,006 Total Number of Early, In-Person Ballots Cast: 2,538,125 Total Number of Absentee By Mail Ballots Cast: 1,170,089 Ballots Cast as of Close of Polls on November 3, 2016 Total Number of
Happy Last Day of Early Voting! We are just 3 days and 19 hours away from Election Day. Theresa here, filling in on this day before Halloween. Zeta’s impact in metro Atlanta: Death, damage, power outages See Georgia’s early voting turnout by precinct so far Surprise billing rating system set to start in Georgia Georgia
As of 3:30 p.m. today, Georgia’s electric membership cooperatives (EMCs) are reporting 244,166 customers without power. The hardest hit areas are in metro Atlanta and the north and west regions of Georgia. Tropical Storm Zeta hit the state with tropical storm-force winds and heavy rain. From a press release from the Georgia EMC: At first
From a press release from the Office of Governor Brian Kemp: Governor Brian P. Kemp today announced that family-owned and operated Ken’s Foods will invest $103 million and create 70 new jobs as they expand their manufacturing and distribution operations in Henry County. “It’s a pleasure to see this family-owned company continue their investment in
I heard rumbles that President Donald Trump would be visiting Floyd County on Sunday. Those rumbles got louder with the Rome News-Tribune posting that FAA records show the President making a stop at the Richard B. Russell Airport in Rome, GA. Polls show that Georgia is a battleground state for the 2020 election, so it’s
It was on this date in 1974 that President Gerald Ford signed a new law forbidding discrimination in credit applications on the basis of sex or marital status. Also, it’s National Cat Day & National Oatmeal Day. Celebrate in a way that tickles your fancy. Peaches County Election data released by hacker even though the
Good morning! It’s Separation of Church and State Day, which commemorates the 1963 Supreme Court decision in Abington School District v. Schempp, the law that declared that school-sponsored Bible readings were unconstitutional. It’s also National Chocolate Day, and yes, I’m well aware I buried the lede. Thrillist has a list of free and cheap chocolate
Records continue to be broken as people are voting early in Georgia: Ballots Cast as of 5 p.m. on October 27, 2020 (percent increase over 2016 after 15 days in each) Total Number of Ballots Cast: 3,159,807 (+96.6%) Total Number of Early, In-Person Ballots Cast So Far Today: 141,982 Total Number of Early, In-Person Ballots
Last Thursday, I posted about the possible impact upon the Presidential and U.S. Senate races in Georgia by the forthcoming decision of the International Trade Commission (ITC) in the trade secret case between SK Innovation and LG Chem. A ruling was supposed to have been issued yesterday, October 26, but the ITC has postponed the
