Campaign season can get testy – and that includes drama surrounding all those campaign signs in yards and on right of ways across the state. Just ask Giancarlos Tsitsilianos, a man who was recently arrested following a fight that sprung out of him being accused of removing campaign signs for Tucker mayoral candidate Robin Biro. Tsitsilianos, apparently a supporter of current Mayor Frank Auman, is alleged to have flashed a gun during the incident as well. Classic municipal election campaign drama – and a reminder not to lose your head over $2 signs – has this Tucker resident SINKING…
Public Service Elections and the Public Vote
Political scientists divide the support for candidates into components. Most of the vote a candidate receives is attributable to the candidate’s party affiliation. Strong partisans will vote for their party’s choice regardless of who it is. The other...Trump’s surprising weakness in Georgia
For Republican candidates and office holders, Donald Trump is the force that one dares not offend. The potency of his endorsements or tweets was shown more forcefully in Georgia than in most states when he weighed in on the behalf of Brian Kemp during the 2018...A look at Georgia’s “other” runoff – for Public Service Commission
Hundreds of millions of dollars are being spent in an effort to influence our preferences in the two Senate runoffs. Flying so far below the radar that it may have tunneled underground is yet another decision to be made on January 5. Lauren “Bubba” McDonald...The Fate of Appointed Senators
The runoffs for Georgia’s two Senate seats are attracting national and even international attention since, for the first time in history, the outcome of a delayed selection process will determine which party controls that chamber. Georgians are selecting two...
