ATLANTA (AP) — Georgians have a week left to vote early in primaries forced to runoff elections, including the Republican contest for retiring Rep. Lynn Westmoreland's seat in Congress.
Secretary of State Brian Kemp's office reported that more than 53,000 people so far cast ballots for races around the state since July 5. Georgia law requires a runoff if no candidate wins a majority in a general primary. There are no statewide races this time, but a competitive...