George Chidi

After turning out Georgia voters in record numbers in the general election, organizers work to mobilize the youth vote in the pivotal Senate runoff election.

Ahead of Georgia’s Senate runoff, Sen. Kelly Loeffler has been focused on dog whistle attacks that paint Rev. Raphael Warnock as a radical Black preacher.

To the degree that one can measure the sincerity of such people ... probably. Sure.

Georgia Republicans find themselves choosing sides between the administrators of a government that they control and a president they do not.

The results are bittersweet for Southern Democrats.

A conversation with The Intercept’s Ryan Grim, The Hill’s Krystal Ball, Akela Lacy reporting from Philadelphia, and George Chidi in Atlanta.

The question now is whether Georgia’s secretary of state will allow Democrats to replace Kevin Van Ausdal on the ballot.

Jones is extremely unpopular with suburban, relatively affluent Republicans — the same Republicans the party has been hemorrhaging.

Why most of the city’s Black council members shot down a proposal to defund the police.

It’s easy enough to say that we need John Lewis more than ever. It’s harder, I think, to say that we must be John Lewis.