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The Democratic Party of Georgia has joined with the Democratic National Committee, the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Commmittee, the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee and others to contest ballot order statutes in three potential 2020 battleground states — Georgia, Texas, and Arizona — that permit candidates of the most recently elected governor's party to appear first on the ballot.
November 04, 2019 at 04:35 PM
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A new lawsuit reflects the growing perception that Georgia will be a battleground state in 2020.
The suit by the Democratic National Committee challenges the constitutionality of a Georgia law that determines the order candidates appear on ballots, based on the governor’s political party.
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