ATLANTA, Ga. - Andre Dickens won reelection as mayor of Atlanta on Tuesday, earning a second term. The Atlanta mayor’s office is officially nonpartisan, but has been held by Democrats for decades. Dickens won the office outright with more than 50% of the vote, defeating three challengers.

Georgians will recall Geoff Duncan served as the Republican lieutenant governor under Gov. Brian Kemp's first term.

Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens launches ATL CARES, an emergency plan halting water shutoffs and evictions due to a potential federal SNAP lapse.

Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens is stepping in to protect struggling residents as the city braces for the effects of lost federal food assistance. On October 31, 2025, Dickens issued an […] The post Mayor Andre Dickens Steps In: No Evictions,

ATLANTA — Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens announced Thursday an "emergency initiative" on SNAP, while Georgia Democrats are keeping up calls for state action with funding for the program, popularly known as food stamps, set to be cut off for November amid the government shutdown.

ATLANTA - The race for Atlanta mayor headlines the city’s 2025 municipal election, with incumbent Andre Dickens seeking a second term amid challenges from several newcomers, including community advocate Kalema Jackson and activist Helmut "Love" Domagalski.