Campaign Activities Reported in Georgia Gubernatorial Race
Stacey Abrams' running mate, Charlie Bailey, campaigned in Savannah while gubernatorial candidate, Sarah Rigdon, appeared alone at a debate, according to WJCL.

Savannah, GA, October 13, 2026 —
In recent campaign activities related to the Georgia gubernatorial race, Charlie Bailey, the running mate of gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams, was reported to have campaigned in Savannah. The specific details of Bailey’s campaign events in Savannah, including the dates, venues, and specific objectives beyond general campaigning, were not provided in the information source. Information regarding who accompanied Bailey or any specific endorsements or announcements made during this Savannah visit was also not detailed.
Separately, gubernatorial candidate Sarah Rigdon reportedly appeared alone at a debate. The summary does not specify which debate Rigdon attended, the date of the debate, or the location. It also does not name any other candidates who were expected to participate or who were absent from the debate. The circumstances surrounding Rigdon’s solo appearance, such as whether other candidates were invited or chose not to attend, were not elaborated upon.
These campaign movements and debate appearances were reported by WJCL. No further information was available regarding the outcomes of Charlie Bailey’s campaigning in Savannah or the specific dynamics of the debate attended by Sarah Rigdon. The report does not include statements from either campaign regarding these events, nor does it provide context on the broader campaign strategies of Abrams/Bailey or Rigdon.
Additional details concerning the broader campaign trail, including campaign stops for other candidates, specific policy discussions, or public reactions to these events, were not included in the provided summary. The information source, WJCL, is credited for these reports, but the extent of their coverage or further details from their reporting were not specified.
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