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As results from the general election began to arrive on Monday night at the Multi-purpose Sports Complex, supporters lining the bleachers yelled and pumped their fists in the air every time their champion gained a lead.

Kathy Funk, the former elections supervisor for Genesee County, pleaded no contest to a common law offense on Wednesday.

Bibb County residents rushed to the polls Tuesday morning to cast their votes.

>> yeah thats a good question, why now? because ron desantis wants to run for president. thats why. today we have the news a statewide prosecutors have dropped the charges against that man, against patterson. according to the tampa bay times, prosecutors are dropping the case because of information receiving by the hillsborough county elections supervisor and because he was already being sentenced to prison in a speparate case. this as a second set of charges against this group of 20 to fall apa...

Announced the attorney general said, look, this is not going to slow things down. i talked to sources who know smith, they say this is a guy who is not going to dawdle, not going to sit on things, he will move as quickly as they can, but if they can remove this special master that will help them move a lot faster. now, some good news for the prosecutors is the fact that this court has already granted them an exception, a carveout to that requirement allowing them to at least investigate classifi...

Cnns nick valencia in outside a polling place in kirkwood. tell us what youre seeing there. >> reporter: yeah, historic turnout when you talk about early voting, wolf. 2.2 million early votes cast and weve seen a steady stream of people at this voting location in the city of atlanta really all day long. you see folks just coming from voting and two others about to walk in. theres no lines there. this morning there was about a 20-minute wait. you had people lined up out the door. its been on and ...

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Gabriel Garcia is one among three men with ties to the Proud Boys, a far-right white nationalist group, who were signed up to work the polls in Miami-Dade.

Gabriel Garcia is one among three men with ties to the Proud Boys, a far-right white nationalist group, who were signed up to work the polls in Miami-Dade.

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