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Top 90.1 FM WABE News

Democratic Party · Georgia

Newly elected chair of Georgia Democrats says party hasn't been fighting enough

41% Left coverage: 29 sources

Charlie Bailey won election to chair Georgia’s Democratic Party on Saturday, pledging he’ll raise the money to help the party win elections in 2025 and 2026. Bailey was the Democratic nominee in 2018 for attorney general and in 2022 for lieutenant governor, losing both times to Republicans. He replaces U.S. Rep. Nikema Williams, who stepped down after Kamala Harris’ loss to Donald Trump in the Southern swing state spotlighted discontent with her leadership.See the Story

Georgia Politics · Georgia

Georgia lawmakers' sudden exit came as some Senate measures languished in the House

46% Left coverage: 26 sources

After a last-minute rush of negotiations, lawmakers jam through final agreements on a few more bills as the clock ticks past midnight. Legislative staffers crowd into chambers as leaders thank employees against a soundtrack of paper being ripped into pieces. Finally, the presiding officer recognizes the climactic motion to adjourn “sine die,” a Latin phrase that means to leave without a day to return. Then everyone tosses shredded paper into the air and cheers. Friday, though, Georgia’s state Senate just left.See the Story

Media · United States

NPR and PBS Leaders Defend Federal Funding in Congressional Hearing

40% Right coverage: 105 sources

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