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The vice president on Wednesday began a bus tour in the rural southeastern corner of the state, as her campaign focuses heavily on Georgia and North Carolina, another Sun Belt battleground.

 

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Bishop Reginald T. Jackson, a leader of the A.M.E. Church, turned Georgia into a political machine for Democrats by mobilizing voters of faith. Now, he is leaving the state just months before the November election.

 

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The Democrats’ presidential ticket will head to the Sun Belt, aiming to sway voters in more conservative areas to their side.

 

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They plan to show up across the state and fight for every vote.

 

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The workers were at the “wheel and brake shop” of the maintenance facility when the accident occurred, Delta said.

 

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A piece of Fernando Cluster’s skull was removed during emergency brain surgery in 2022. But when it was time to put it back, the hospital couldn’t find it, the suit says.

 

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How a right-wing takeover of an obscure, unelected board in Georgia could swing the election.

 

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The authorities charged nearly two dozen people with taking part in schemes over five years beginning in 2019 to deliver drugs and other contraband to inmates in Georgia state prisons.

 

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The rapper, representing Georgia, briefly stole the show in Chicago with a surprise performance during a lively yet symbolic vote. Vice President Kamala Harris is already the party’s nominee.

 

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Georgia Republicans have empowered local election officials to delay certifying the vote.

 

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The unelected body that shapes voting rules has a new conservative majority who question the state’s 2020 results. They now have new power to influence the results in 2024.

 

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The 12-foot-tall bronze statue of the civil rights leader was commissioned after Mr. Lewis died in 2020. It stands where a Confederate memorial was erected in 1908.

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