A look at the Kemp administration’s increased public profile in the race to distribute COVID-19 vaccines; also, the fallout from the vote by U.S. House Democrats to oust Georgia GOP Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene from her committee posts.

A mid-year budget and a voter ID bill move forward in the 2021 legislative session that's beset by Covid-19 worries.

A look at the Kemp administration’s effort to get more COVID-19 vaccines to Georgians, amid intense demand; also, the growing battle over Northwest Georgia Republican Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene.

Governor Brian Kemp presented at $27 billion dollar budget to lawmakers who will now get a chance to make minor changes.

A look at whether the new Democratic administration and Congress can accomplish what they want, while conducting the impeachment trial of former president Donald Trump; also, the latest on the state legislature’s battles over voting, and against the coron

Georgia's legislative session has started with Republicans still in control of all branches of state government, but Democrats are making their new found statewide election power known.

After the deadly violence at the U.S. Capitol, Georgia Republicans face critical choices; meanwhile, some of those same state officials struggle to get COVID-19 vaccines to more people as hospitals are stretched to the breaking point.

Live edition of "Political Breakfast" recorded at 2 p.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 6 -- the day after the pivotal U.S. Senate races in Georgia that flipped control on Capitol Hill.

We look at who’s turning out to vote in Georgia's Senate runoffs, and how President Donald Trump is complicating the campaigns for the two Republican incumbents; also, a look ahead at some of the major stories to expect in 2021.

A look at how the Georgia Senate runoffs helped drive the passage of a COVID-19 relief bill in Congress, and how a few segments of Georgia’s electorate could affect the outcomes of those runoffs.