Georgia’s election season is ongoing for a few reasons. Most notably, Georgia’s two Senate seats were up for election this year due to a unique combination of circumstances. Both of those Senate races were so close that they are going into runoff elections. In addition to the Senate runoff election, Georgia (like other states) still needs to certify its Presidential election results and submit those to Congress.

The two Senate seats in Georgia could decide whether or not there is a split government in January. As a result, all eyes (and political donations) will be on Georgia in the coming weeks. Here are the key dates you need to know to cover this intense season with confidence.

Next Steps:

• Check out the New York Times’ comprehensive explainer of the Georgia runoffs.
• Get info straight from the source at Georgia.gov.
• Read our First Aid Kit for post-November 3rd coverage