In this week’s episode of “Plugged In,” hosts Sam Gringlas and Rahul Bali discuss what’s at stake for Georgia elections in two major voting cases which could have national implications.

ATLANTA  – As Georgia looks ahead to the 2026 elections, a court fight is still brewing over the election maps scheduled to be used. The federal court of appeals in Atlanta heard three cases Thursday stemming from those early maps,

Georgia’s State Election Board has voted to create a committee to weigh proposed election rules before the board takes them under consideration.

Challengers tell a federal appeals court that Georgia lawmakers haven’t done enough to end illegal harms to Black voters.

A new Ga. law allows criminal defendants to recoup legal costs when a prosecutor is disqualified for misconduct and the case is dismissed. What does it mean for Trump's case?

The bill allows criminal defendants to recover legal costs if the prosecutor is disqualified, but also expands compensation for people who were wrongfully incarcerated.

Elections are resuming after years of delays amid a lawsuit alleging racial discrimination in Georgia's statewide voting method for the Public Service Commission.

On May 14, 2025, eleven civil society organizations published a comprehensive joint report detailing a systematic crackdown on peaceful protesters in Georgia and repression following the country’s disputed 2024 parliamentary elections.

US. Court to hear Georgia case Fair Fight vs True the vote over voter intimidation tactics mass voter eligibility challenges law dating back to 2021 election runoff.

A federal appeals panel signaled it may revive a lawsuit accusing True the Vote of violating the Voting Rights Act by challenging over 360,000 Georgia voters ahead of the 2021 Senate runoff.

Bailey said he’s ready to fight to rebuild trust among Georgia voters, flip Republican-held seats, and deliver a clear message heading into the 2025 and 2026 races