We breakdown the Georgia's midterm elections, including the U.S. Senate race going into overtime and Republicans taking all statewide offices by 5-10 percentage points.

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The midterms are coming and our Politics team breaks down the scenarios that await in the biggest races in the state as once again Georgia will be in the spotlight come election day. Plus, we look at how a small bureaucratic error can cost some folks their homes in a system that appears to be broken.

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Republican U.S. Senate candidate Hershel Walker is facing a second allegation that he forced a woman to have an abortion. He denies the claim. Meantime, Georgia's abortion law, H.B. 481, is at the courts as opponents say banning the procedure after just six weeks is a violation of patients' privacy. And former Trump Chief of Staff Mark Meadows must testify in a Fulton County special grand jury looking at election meddling in 2020. U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham is fighting his subpoena and the U.S. Supreme Court is now involved.

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Georgia's U.S. Senator Raphael Warnock says his church has not evicted anyone from property connected to it, as his opponent Republican Hershel Walker claims. Plus, celebrities and big political names are coming to Georgia to support their candidates. And we have a look at a Georgia company looking to create a solar super highway along stretches of roads.

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We take a look at how the Atlanta suburbs that helped put two Democratic U.S. Senators and Joe Biden in office are leaning for the midterms. We also take a look at how some are campaigning on gun rights and access to Asian American voting blocs. Plus, the Veterans Affairs department is finally making changes to how it treats sick vets.

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Georgia Republican candidate for U.S. Senate Herschel Walker is denying reports that he paid for an ex-girlfriend's abortion. Walker is running on an anti-abortion rights with no exceptions platform. Meantime, his son called his father a liar. Plus, Fulton Sheriff Pat Labat is calling on Atlanta officials to let his department start housing inmates in the city's jail ahead ASAP.

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State regulators held hearings this week on Georgia Power's request for significant rate increases. The utility also prepared for Hurricane Ian, which ultimately seemed to spare the state from the most severe damage. We also look at a Democratic candidate who says she's not getting the love from her own party. And Jimmy Carter turns 98 years old. We look at how politics in Georgia have changed in his lifetime.

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Georgia officials moved through a long-stalled final approval for low-THC cannabis oil. We also look at what some experts say will test Georgia's elections. And we are with the final tenants as the move out of the dilapidated Forest Cove apartments.

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Governor Brian Kemp and his Democratic opponent Stacey Abrams weigh in on the closing of the Atlanta Medical Center, leaving the city with just a single level one trauma facility. We also examine the education plans for the two gubernatorial candidates. Plus, WABE staff remembers our legal analyst Page Pate who tragically drowned last Sunday.

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Law enforcement from around Georgia and the country are mourning the deaths of two Cobb County Sheriff's deputies on Thursday night. They were attempting to deliver a warrant. Plus, northwest Georgia saw torrential rain that led to flooding and the closure of a local water treatment facility, cutting off water to thousands.

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