Ga. voters weighing in on party primary, judicial elections
ATLANTA — Georgia voters are beginning to have their say on party primary races and nonpartisan judicial elections.
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ATLANTA — Georgia voters are beginning to have their say on party primary races and nonpartisan judicial elections.
Georgia voters are gearing up for party primary races and nonpartisan judicial elections, with early voting starting ahead of the May 21 election. Key races include a state supreme court showdown and congressional contests.
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Georgia voters are beginning to have their say on party primary races and nonpartisan judicial elections. Three weeks of early, in-person voting is set to begin Monday ahead of the
The high-profile races in May's primary include a challenger to Fulton County DA Fani Willis and multiple candidates vying to be the county's next sheriff.