Democrats need to net four seats to regain control, and most of the 2026 contests are in states that President Donald Trump ...

The year 2025 will not only bring a new presidential administration, but also a new congressional district map for Georgia.

Georgia State Senate District 5 is represented by Sheikh Rahman (D). As of the 2020 Census, Georgia state senators represented an average of 191,523 residents. After the 2010 Census, each member ...

A federal judge on Thursday approved a new congressional district map in Georgia that favors Republicans, saying it complies with his order to include a majority-Black district, even though the ...

When Georgia Republicans crafted the new court-ordered map, they dismantled Rep. Lucy McBath’s (D-GA) district to maintain their 9-5 seat advantage in the U.S. House.

Shortly after a federal judge signed off Thursday on Georgia’s new congressional and legislative maps, U.S. Rep. Lucy McBath announced she will seek her next term in the 6th District.

A federal judge accepted new Georgia congressional and legislative voting districts that protect Republican partisan advantages.

A federal judge in Georgia on Thursday approved the state’s Republican-drawn congressional maps that both add a majority-Black district and deal a major win to the state’s GOP as it looks to ...

Georgia's re-drawn congressional and state district maps have been approved. On Thursday afternoon, a federal judge with the United States District Court for the Northern District ruled the ...

U.S. District Court Judge Steve Jones approved Georgia’s new congressional and legislative voting districts drawn by the state legislature. Jones found Thursday that all three maps added ...

Georgia's new electoral maps drawn by the GOP-controlled legislature were approved by U.S. District Judge Steve Jones Thursday. The ruling rejected claims that the maps didn't do enough legally ...

A federal judge upheld a map drawn by the Republican-led legislature in Georgia that Democrats contend still dilutes Black voting strength despite an earlier court order.