Third time’s a charm?
A Georgia judge who has twice overturned an election for a seat in the state’s General Assembly has set a new election date for April 9.
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Jake Evans (from left), Bryan Tyson, Dan Gasaway and Chris Erwin (Courtesy photos)
A twice-tainted Republican primary over a North Georgia House seat is scheduled for another do-over on April 9.
February 08, 2019 at 05:37 PM
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Third time’s a charm?
A Georgia judge who has twice overturned an election for a seat in the state’s General Assembly has set a new election date for April 9.
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