Political Breakfast from WABE WABE

The polls in the Atlanta mayoral race are rolling out now that the election is weeks away and all indicate an extremely tight race. Also, a poll shows that "Buckhead Cityhood" could be financially feasible on its own.

Demographic and political shifts stand to play a huge role in Atlanta's Mayoral Race. Clark Atlanta University political science professor Dr. Tammy Greer weighs in on the crowded pool of candidates and what trends are emerging.

Georgia’s legislature is about to hold a special session to redraw district boundaries, and that could affect who goes to Capitol Hill or the Georgia State Capitol. UGA political science professor Dr. Charles Bullock weighs in on what the outcome could mean to both Democrats and Republicans.

DeKalb County CEO Michael Thurmond talks about boosting the county's Covid 19 Vaccination rates, and reacts to Governor Brian Kemp's latest order protecting businesses from enforcing mask restrictions.

Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger sits down with Lisa, Brian and Tharon to talk about running for reelection and the many obstacles that stand in his way—some put in place by former president Donald Trump and some by other members of his own Republican Party.

Atlantans elect a new mayor in less than three months, but many voters are still undecided. And a Heisman Trophy winner emerges as the GOP frontrunner for U.S. Senate, even though he hasn’t entered the race.