Sarah Amico (from left), Geoff Duncan and David Shafer.
For more than a year, the state's three candidates for lieutenant governor have turned to various local and Washington, D.C.-based lawyers for campaign-related legal work, the Daily Report has learned.
June 27, 2018 at 04:03 PM
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The Georgia lieutenant governor’s race is heating up as three candidates vie to replace Casey Cagle as the state executive’s second in command.
And of course, behind these aspiring leaders are plenty of lawyers—some from well-known local and national firms and others from firms that don’t get as much attention on the Georgia political scene.
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