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We should be very worried : Top Arizona election official sounds alarm over GOP s war against democracy

Two-hundred-and-eight days after Joe Biden became just the second Democrat presidential candidate to win Arizona’s electoral votes since 1948, Arizona Secretary of State Katie Hobbs is still getting death threats. Ms Hobbs, 51, has had to travel with a 24-hour security detail since 7 May, when Governor Doug Ducey assigned Department of Public Safety officers to protect her following her multiple threatening phone calls. One caller asked what she.

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The Trailer: When the will of the people is beside the point

The Trailer: When the will of the people is beside the point
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The Trailer: When the will of the people is beside the point

The Trailer: When the will of the people is beside the point
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Phenomenal Black turnout won the Senate for Democrats in Georgia

“Phenomenal” Black turnout won the Senate for Democrats in Georgia Vox.com 1/6/2021 Dylan Scott © Melina Mara/The Washington Post via Getty Images Democrat Raphael Warnock, left, and voting rights activist Stacey Abrams, right, helped drive strong Black turnout in the Georgia Senate elections. It was a historic night: Georgia made Warnock the second Black senator from the South since Reconstruction. The big reason, according to Twitter’s most widely followed election analysts, was the remarkable level of Black turnout. Cook Political Report’s Dave Wasserman, who has also declared victory for both Democrats, called the figures “phenomenal.” Here s the story right now:

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