Republican state superintendent candidates go on offense in runoff debate

The Georgia Republican runoff debate for state superintendent saw candidates fiercely attacking each other's records ahead of the June 16 vote. Whoever wins will likely face Democrat Lydia Powell in November, aiming to challenge incumbent Richard Woods, who's seeking a fourth term. This contest is crucial as it shapes the future of educational policies in Georgia, with both sides aiming to secure a stronghold on the state's educational direction. The debate highlighted stark differences in their visions for the state's schools, underscoring the high stakes of the upcoming election.