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Federal trial starts, claiming Black voters disenfranchised by Georgia PSC elections - Vimarsana News

Federal trial starts, claiming Black voters disenfranchised by Georgia PSC elections

On Monday, lawyers delivered opening statements and the first witnesses took the stand in an Atlanta U.S. District courtroom as the Rose vs. Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger lawsuit got its first hearing. Four Black residents of Fulton and DeKalb counties residents allege that the voting strength of Black people is eroded by a statewide election process used to elect the Public Service Commission.

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Gov. Brian Kemp hits back at first Stacey Abrams ad of general election campaign - Vimarsana News

Gov. Brian Kemp hits back at first Stacey Abrams ad of general election campaign

ATLANTA — Gov. Brian Kemp responded Thursday to Democratic challenger Stacey Abrams’ first ad of the general election campaign, defending his support for expanding gun rights and the anti-abortion measure

Court race heads to a runoff, set for June 21 - Vimarsana News

Court race heads to a runoff, set for June 21

MOULTRIE, Ga. — Colquitt County voters, regardless of party, will have another chance to vote this month as a nonpartisan race has gone to a runoff.

Kemp, Walker wallop in GOP primary - Vimarsana News

Kemp, Walker wallop in GOP primary

Gov. Brian Kemp and former UGA football star Herschel Walker racked up big wins Tuesday among several competitive statewide races.

Trump ticket puts in mixed performance in down-ballot races - Vimarsana News

Trump ticket puts in mixed performance in down-ballot races

ATLANTA – One of Georgia’s down-ballot candidates backed by former President Donald Trump was threatening to capture the Republican nomination for lieutenant governor without a runoff, while another running for