ATLANTA — Early voting in Georgia begins Tuesday for November elections, mostly municipal this year but also featuring two statewide races for seats on the highly consequential Public Service Commission (PSC).

The PSC is the regulating body in Georgia that sets rates for Georgia Power, among other responsibilities. No elections for the five-seat commission have been held since 2022 due to a lawsuit that had challenged the structure of PSC elections, in which commissioners are elected in statewide votes instead of by the geographic districts they represent (and where they must live). The lawsuit was ultimately unsuccessful.

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In addition to the PSC races, there are municipal elections throughout the stat

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