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Barbara Rivera Holmes

Barbara Rivera Holmes

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Oct 21, 2026

Greg BluesteinHOST
14:13
Speaking of that labor commissioner, it's kind of the office you may not think about until you need it.
Greg BluesteinHOST
14:18
That is Barbara Rivera Holmes, who is an appointee of Governor Brian Kemp versus Nikki Porcher.
Greg BluesteinHOST
14:24
You know, it is a job that does not get nearly as many headlines, but helps oversee Georgia's unemployment issues.
Greg BluesteinHOST
14:33
Details each month, Georgia's unemployment rate.
Alex HelmickHOST
14:50
And finally, today, the candidates running for Georgia Labor Commissioner have workforce training in AI on their minds.
Alex HelmickHOST
14:57
In their recent press club debate, incumbent Barbara Rivera Holmes and her challenger, Nikki Porsche, dug into those issues.
Alex HelmickHOST
15:06
And they also tried to pigeonhole each other.
Alex HelmickHOST
15:09
WABE's Molly Samuel explained.
Molly SamuelCORRESPONDENT
15:11
Republican Barbara Rivera Holmes accused Democrat Nikki Porsche of cozying up to, in her words, a far left agenda and labor bosses.
Molly SamuelCORRESPONDENT
15:19
For her part, Porsche pushed Holmes on President Donald Trump's treatment of immigrant workers.
Molly SamuelCORRESPONDENT
15:24
But they mostly focused on what they say they do for workers in Georgia.

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BalVoi:60 | Hourly News Briefing | October 12, 2026 • 9:00 PM EDT

Oct 13 · 1 Mention

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Tuesday's debates cover school superintendent, agriculture commissioner, insurance commissioner, labor commissioner, and the United States Senate.
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20:50
The candidates include Richards Woods and Lydia Powell, Tyler Harper and Katherine Juhon Arnold, John King and Keisha Waits, Barbara Rivera Holmes and Nikki Porcher, and Mike Collins and John
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