Chris Joyner

Just announced: Premiering Tuesday, March 17, a new six-part @AJC podcast hosted by @TylerMcBrien investigates ‘Who Blew Up The Georgia Guidestones?’ Subscribe to the podcast and listen to the trailer ⬇️ ajc.com/about-us/2026/…

Former Detroit Lions, Georgia Southern football player arrested on Jan. 6 charges ajc.com/politics/forme…

TIL Newton County (GA) has the 4th-highest concentration of people claiming Jamaican heritage. Not a big number, but invested. ajc.com/politics/jamai…

Cobb County (GA) said mechanical issues delayed sending out about 3k absentee ballots, meaning some voters likely will not get them in time to vote. The suit seeks extra time for those voters. ajc.com/politics/elect…

Disinformatin experts say this bears the hallmarks of foreign troll farms ajc.com/politics/georg…

A quarter million votes cast in Georgia on the first day of early voting. That obliterates the 2020 and 2022 marks. Voters found long lines, but few problems on one of the fall's first really chilly days. Read more @ajc. 🗳️ ajc.com/politics/live-…

It's a big day in Georgia politics: Early voting begins today Challenges to the State Election Board's new rules are in court Trump will hold a rally and town hall Follow all the developments as they happen here ajc.com/politics/early…

In an exclusive interview with @markniesse, the chair of the Georgia State Election Board expresses his frustration with his Trump-aligned colleagues' behavior ajc.com/politics/state…

Local election officials being investigated by the Georgia State Election Board over the handing of voter eligibility challenges say they are still waiting on guidance from the state on how to handle them. ajc.com/politics/the-s…

More than 40k voters dropped from Georgia's rolls for inactivity or other reasons have reregistered, with a spike in registrations timed with Kamala Harris' Atlanta rally. #gapol Reporting by @ajc's @pquinton99 ajc.com/politics/thous…

Yesterday's spending bills aside, Congress gave themselves a lot of work to do when members return after the election. #gapol @ajc's @TIAreports reports ajc.com/politics/congr…

Mad at the U.S. Postal Service? So is Congress. Reporting by @ajc's @TIAreports ajc.com/politics/georg…

.@ajc's @TIAreports speaks with #Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger how the State Board of Election's new rules may impact election night. ajc.com/news/video/how…

At the urging of conservative activists, Georgia's State Elections Board has opened investigations into seven county boards over their handling of voter registration challenges, almost of which have been dismissed ajc.com/politics/state…

Thousands of Georgia voters received notices in the mail that they were "inactive." Good news: They can still vote, but the mailers were confusing. Reporting by @ajc's @markniesse and Caleb Groves ajc.com/politics/georg…

Braves’ Sunday brunch-time game: How to watch on Roku ajc.com/sports/atlanta…

Harris making good on a Savannah rally canceled by Hurricane Debby. Reporting by @ajc’s @bluestein ajc.com/politics/harri…

Georgia Republicans are lining up to support the Party for Socialism and Liberation's ballot petition. The chairman of the state party says it's a principled decision. 🤔ajc.com/politics/why-a…

Georgia’s delegation kicks off the Democratic National Convention ajc.com/politics/elect…

The AJC surveyed county election boards across the state, finding at least 19 GOP board members have already voted not to certify elections since 2020. Now the state board has given them tools to possibly delay certification. ajc.com/politics/georg…