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Kamala Harris’ rally in Savannah, Georgia, was the first time a general election presidential candidate had campaigned in the city since the 1990s. Democratic operatives say it was a signal: Winning Georgia isn’t only about Atlanta this time.
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- Wes Moore and the Bronze Star He Claimed but Never Received, The New York Times
- ‘It Is Not the Job of the Pro-Life Movement to Vote for President Trump,’ Politico Magazine
- Indian Americans conflicted about Kamala Harris pose campaign challenge, The Washington Post
- How a Real Estate Boom Drove Political Corruption in Los Angeles, The New York Times
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2024 Election
Feb 14, 2024
Democrats Just Gained Another House Seat
Tom Suozzi won Tuesday’s special election in New York’s 3rd Congressional District, beating out Republican Mazi Pilip to replace ex-Rep. George Santos. That means Speaker Mike Johnson will operate with an even slimmer majority once Suozzi is sworn in, which could happen as soon as Thursday, NBC News reported.