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Georgia State Senate

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Oct 10, 2026

Jimmy CarterSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
28:05
And finally she came home and said she was tired of being around old folks.
Lillian CarterNARRATOR
28:08
In 1966, Jimmy was a member of the Georgia State Senate and I, at the unlikely age of 68, decided to go into the Peace Corps.
Jimmy CarterSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
28:20
One day she was watching TV and saw an ad that said, you know, join the Peace Corps, the age is no limit.
Jimmy CarterSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
28:26
She was old then by standards back then.
Chad McKenzieHOST
39:21
No matter what the problem is, you can always throw money at it.
Chad McKenzieHOST
39:24
And that's why, in 1983, Adidas signed future Hall of Fame football running back and one of 2022's most medium amount of batshit crazy Republican candidates for Georgia Senate, Herschel Walker.
Chad McKenzieHOST
39:39
His agent bragged that it was the largest endorsement in American sports ever up until that point, valued at $2 million over 10 years.
Chad McKenzieHOST
39:47
And did this gambit pay off? No, it did not.
Russ McNamaraCORRESPONDENT
2:24
He acknowledged that this was a pretty feisty debate, shall we say.
April BaerHOST
2:29
This morning, I caught a little bit of a Georgia Senate debate, and it looked like a nice, polite kindergarten class by comparison.
April BaerHOST
2:39
It was much more chill than what folks saw in the Wood TV debate.
April BaerHOST
2:43
Can you maybe tell us something about the consistent messages that Abdul Al-Sayed and Mike Rogers seemed intent on driving home as they talked over and at each other?
Ran ChenHOST
0:38
To answer questions correctly on exam day, you must understand how GREC is structured.
Ran ChenHOST
0:44
The commission consists of six members appointed by the governor and confirmed by the Georgia Senate.
Ran ChenHOST
0:50
Five of these members must be Georgia residents who have been actively licensed real estate brokers or salespersons for at least five years.
Ran ChenHOST
0:59
The sixth member is a consumer member from the general public who holds no real estate license and has no financial interest in the real estate industry.
Eric BollingHOST
43:08
They watch these polls pretty clearly, pretty closely.
Eric BollingHOST
43:11
They've got Ossoff, Georgia Senate going to Ossoff.
Eric BollingHOST
43:14
They've got New Hampshire going to Pappas, Democrat.
Eric BollingHOST
43:17
Michigan, they've got El-Sayed.
Greg BluesteinHOST
22:12
Ariel, let's start with Keisha Lance Bottoms, because even if she wins, we're expecting the Republicans to still control the legislature.
Greg BluesteinHOST
22:21
Democrats have a remote chance of flipping the House, but none of flipping the Senate.
Greg BluesteinHOST
22:26
Even in a tidal wave, the Republicans would still control the Georgia Senate.
Greg BluesteinHOST
22:30
So she's got to go push this Medicaid expansion plan forward.
Greg BluesteinHOST
22:34
As we mentioned, there are still more increasing number of Republicans who view expansion as palatable, but they've still never pushed it on their own in a way that would force their leadership to embrace that idea.
Greg BluesteinHOST
26:51
Others have had to kind of curtail services like maternity care.
Greg BluesteinHOST
26:54
It's coming up major on the campaign trail.
Greg BluesteinHOST
26:56
Governor's race also down ticket races in the U.S. Senate race as well.
Jimmy FaillaGUEST
12:09
You know, it's like, what are you gonna do, sit around and consume politics all these years?
KennedyHOST
12:11
I did not hear anyone talking about the Georgia Senate race-
Jimmy FaillaGUEST
12:15
Ugh
KennedyHOST
12:15
... or the Michigan Senate race.
Chris BurnettGUEST
4:37
And And so it's about a 50-50 split right now.
Chris BurnettGUEST
4:40
And I've got a young lady on staff who was a policy writer for the Georgia State Senate in economic development and particularly regulated industries.
Chris BurnettGUEST
4:48
And she's joined us last year and has been a tremendous asset.
Chris BurnettGUEST
4:51
We've got a robust communications team.
John RayHOST
4:37
Uh, and so it's about a 50/50 split right now.
John RayHOST
4:40
And I've got a young lady on staff who was a policy writer for the Georgia State Senate, uh, in economic development, and particularly regulated industry, since she's joined us last year and has been a tremendous asset.
John RayHOST
4:51
We've got a robust communications team.
John RayHOST
4:53
I've got eight people on our communications and public relations team.

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