AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoRunoff Politics: Georgia’s GOP Senate runoff is set to test whether Gov. Kemp’s formula still holds, as candidates spar over leadership and electability. State Elections: Secretary of State runoff candidates debated election systems, including how to move beyond QR-code counting toward hand-marked paper ballots. Fulton County: Fulton County Commission chair rivals traded sharp accusations in a debate ahead of their runoff, with jail leadership and motives taking center stage. Transportation: GDOT plans a major I-285 shutdown in Fulton County (June 5–8) between MLK Jr. Drive and Cascade Road, with heavy metro delays expected. Energy Costs: Georgia Power customers are set to see smaller electricity bills after a new rate agreement approved by regulators. Public Safety: An escaped federal inmate tied to metro Atlanta is the subject of an FBI reward offer. Tragedy: A helicopter crash hours after a wedding killed the groom and pilot; the bride survived. Health: Rising temperatures are extending tick season in Georgia, increasing the risk of tick-borne disease spread. Business & Jobs: Gov. Kemp announced ArcelorMittal Building Solutions will open a North American HQ in Macon-Bibb, bringing over 100 jobs. Sports: Oklahoma’s Dayton Tockey hit a walk-off homer to eliminate No. 2 Georgia Tech in the NCAA Atlanta Regional.
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