Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger holds an Election Day press conference alongside bipartisan task force members—including former Atlanta Mayor Shirley Franklin and former U.S. Senator Saxby Chambliss—to provide real-time updates on voting across Georgia. Across all 159 Georgia counties, average voter wait times have remained under five minutes throughout the morning and early afternoon.

Former Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms concludes a five-city tour in Smyrna to challenge billionaire Republican Rick Jackson for Georgia governor as election returns arrive at downtown Atlanta headquarters.

Elections analyst Matt Towery projects the Georgia governor race will come down to a razor-thin 50-50 split decided by roughly 10,000 votes. High voter turnout across states like Ohio, Michigan, and Florida could prevent a wave blowout and keep the U.S. Senate evenly divided.

Polling analyst Matt Towery projects a 50-50 dead heat in the Georgia gubernatorial race decided by roughly 10,000 votes after the Secretary of State revised turnout estimates from 1.6 million down to 1.4 million.

Follow Tuesday as Georgia votes for Senate, Governor and other races that will shape the state — and country.

Our election data reporter Evan Reynolds looks at counties that could decide the Senate race in the diverse and rapidly growing southern states of Georgia and North Carolina.

Republican Rep. Mike Collins makes a final campaign push as he seeks to unseat Democratic Sen. Jon Ossoff in a closely watched Senate race.

Democratic nominee Keisha Lance Bottoms energized packed crowds at her southwest Atlanta campaign headquarters Monday night, delivering her final pitch for Georgia governor ahead of Tuesday's election.

Democratic Judge Penny Brown Reynolds and Republican state Rep. Tim Fleming are making their final appeals to voters across Georgia as the race to lead the office that certifies the state's balloting reaches its final hours.