Raffensperger notched 44.3% of the vote, while Ossoff secured 44.1% of the vote, according to a poll conducted in May by Cygnal, a Republican polling firm.
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You never know if these things are just run-of-the-mill incompetence or the results of left-wing diversity hiring, but I'm going to say "both" for this one....
The father of the woman who was gunned down near the Capital Jewish Museum in Washington, D.C., along with her...
The FTC is seeking details about the Washington, DC-based nonprofit’s interactions with groups that monitor hate speech and misinformation in media....
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