By Olivia Ewing and Ke’Aira McDowell While many people are motivated to make a difference, getting started on a path to public service can be overwhelming. Senator Valencia Seay and Representative Teri Anulewicz both started “local” before running for the Georgia...

We experience the action – or inaction – of local government each time we turn on a faucet or drive a car on a public street.

Georgia’s House, Senate and Congressional district lines are examples of how political cartography can be utilized to preserve power.

Members of the United States women’s team have become not just symbols of athletic grace and superiority; they are powerful examples of what it means to stand up for equality in all forms, particularly equal pay for equal work.

Rep. Dr. Karla Drenner was among the first class of WIN List endorsed women elected in 2000 and became the first lesbian legislator to serve in any southeastern state. The WIN List endorsement was a turning point for her campaign as it was one of the first she...

The job of turning Georgia BLUE is expensive in part because Georgia is geographically the largest state east of the Mississippi River and the ninth most populous state in the nation, with 10.5 million people. The Georgia General Assembly has 180 House members and 56...