Breaking down the 3 constitutional amendments on Georgia's ballot
From property taxes to emergency response, here's what Georgia voters are deciding when they fill in their ballot for the 2026 midterms.
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Kaley Fedko is a reporter at CBS Atlanta, where she began in December 2025.
She joins the station from WSAV in Savannah, where she spent three years as a weekend anchor and reporter, building a strong reputation for breaking major crime and public safety stories through investigative reporting.
Prior to WSAV, Kaley worked as an anchor and reporter at WDTV for three and a half years, where she interviewed then-West Virginia Governor and current U.S. Sen. Jim Justice.
Kaley graduated with high honors from the University of Miami, earning a dual degree in journalism and history.
In her free time, she enjoys Pilates, long walks, shopping at Whole Foods, and cheering on the Hurricanes.
From property taxes to emergency response, here's what Georgia voters are deciding when they fill in their ballot for the 2026 midterms.
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Early voting in Georgia's midterm election continues, and organizations like Rock the Vote are working to ensure every generation has their voice heard at the ballot box.
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