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Georgia Secretary of State News
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Karen Handel Upset Over Altered Wikipedia Entry (WSB-TV 2 Atlanta)
Secretary of State Karen Handel, a Republican running for governor, wants to set the record straight about her education.
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Group pushes for anti-abortion measure (Great Falls Tribune)
HELENA — A Montana anti-abortion group launched a new campaign on Wednesday aimed at changing the state's constitution to define "personhood" as all human beings "from the beginning of the biological development of that human being."
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Q&A on the News (Atlanta Journal-Constitution)
Q: In the past election, the two major candidates seemed to have citizenship qualification problems. Is there an independent entity that judges presidential candidates for presidential qualifications?
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Nine on short list for state high court (Atlanta Journal-Constitution)
Atlanta's U.S. attorney, five judges and three private attorneys were nominated Wednesday to be Georgia's next Supreme Court justice.
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Secretary of State candidate in town (Tifton Gazette)
Brian Kemp, Republican candidate for Georgia Secretary of State, said Tuesday during a visit to Tifton that his experience as a senator and small business owner make him the best choice for the job.
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John Pezold won’t seek House seat (Columbus Ledger-Enquirer)
A second candidate considering a run for the vacant Georgia House District 129 seat has decided not to run in the special election.
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John Pezold said he won't seek Georgia House District 129 seat (Columbus Ledger-Enquirer)
A second candidate considering a run for the vacant Georgia House District 129 seat has decided not to run in the special election. John Pezold, the 29-year-old son of local entrepreneur Jack Pezold, said family concerns outweighed his desire to run.
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License shape to change for those under 21 (Macon Telegraph)
Georgia plans to implement vertical driver’s licenses for folks under 21. Susan Sports, public information officer for the Georgia Department of Driver Services, said the new vertical licenses may be ready to roll out by early next year.
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Deal running third in Georgia GOP primary, poll shows (Chattanooga Times Free Press)
U.S. Rep. Nathan Deal, R-Ga., was 25 percentage points behind Insurance and Safety Fire Commissioner John Oxendine, according to a Rasmussen Reports poll on the Georgia Republican gubernatorial primary released Monday.
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State may sue Justice Department (Georgia Public Broadcasting News)
State officials are contemplating their next move in election law, after the U.S Supreme court ruling this week left section 5 of the voting rights act in place. That’s the section requiring Georgia and 15 other states to get pre-clearance for any voting law changes. Georgia Secretary of State Karen Handel had hoped the high court would strike down section 5 of the voting rights act. That would ...
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Georgia Election News
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Recall effort targets commission chairman (McDuffie Mirror)
A reported recall effort may be underway in an attempt to oust McDuffie County Commission Chairman Charlie Newton, The McDuffie Mirror has learned. Rumblings about such a possible attempt have reached the local elections office, spurring the director to ask for money for a possible recall election.
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Q&A on the News (Atlanta Journal-Constitution)
Q: In the past election, the two major candidates seemed to have citizenship qualification problems. Is there an independent entity that judges presidential candidates for presidential qualifications?
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Motorsports park moves forward despite lawsuit (Dawson News & Advertiser)
Plans for the future Atlanta Motorsports Park (AMP) continue to develop with the announcement of a partnership with Tilke Engineers & Architects for the redesign of the track.
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Voting Rights Act still relevant to today's Georgia (Atlanta Journal-Constitution)
The Voting Rights Act lives, thanks to an 8-1 decision by the U.S. Supreme Court. However, the written opinion made it clear that the right case, brought at the right time, could result in parts of the landmark civil rights law being declared unconstitutional.
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Enzi: Chisolm catches a hot potato (Savannah Morning News)
Hot potatoes are things nobody wants to hold.
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Troy Davis supporters fill church in 'last ditch' effort to spare his life (Savannah Morning News)
Chatham County District Attorney Larry Chisolm must hit "stop and rewind" and give convicted murderer Troy Anthony Davis a new trial. That was the admonition of the Rev. Raphael Warnock to a packed crowd at Bolton Street Baptist Church on Sunday night. "Let's hear the evidence," Warnock, a Savannah native and pastor at Ebenezer Baptist Church in Atlanta, told the group. "There's something fishy ...
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Powell salutes Fort Benning infantrymen (Cherokee Tribune)
Current rating:3.05713 by 35 users. FORT BENNING - Gen. Colin Powell saluted more than two centuries of American soldiers Friday, telling a crowd of more than 2,000 people at the grand opening of the National Infantry Museum that "trust is the essence of the infantry."
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Community News (Atlanta Journal-Constitution)
Atlanta
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Sembler donated to campaign of DeKalb official who helped firm get tax break (Atlanta Journal-Constitution)
A DeKalb County official who helped a developer get a tax break last year accepted campaign money from the company when he ran for school board around the same time.
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CNN - Iran Challenger Vows To 'Pay Any Cost' (WSB-TV 2 Atlanta)
Iranian Presidential Candidate Mir Hossein Moussavi Told Followers Monday He Will "Pay Any Cost" To Contest The Country's Presidential Election Results, But Said He Had Little Hope His Challenge Would Succeed. Moussavi Made His First Public Appearance Since Friday's Vote During A Massive Rally In Tehran.
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