Stacey sweeps | Abrams’ clout shows in
Tuesday’s Democratic runoffs
Posted By: NorthernDog, 6/22/2022 1:49:21 PM
ATLANTA, Ga. - Democratic candidates endorsed by gubernatorial hopeful Stacey Abrams won their runoffs on Tuesday, while two of former President Donald Trump’s preferred contenders lost their congressional GOP bids. Abrams now has a unified ticket of down-ballot candidates to support her bid to unseat incumbent GOP Gov. Brian Kemp on Nov. 8. Here are the results of the Democratic statewide runoffs: Lieutenant governor’s runoff Attorney Charlie Bailey defeated former congressman and Atlanta city councilor Kwanza Hall, setting up a race against GOP nominee Burt Jones this fall. Jones, who has Trump’s endorsement, won a crowded GOP primary last month.
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With Stacey's ample thumb on the scale it's no surprise her odd lot collection of favored candidiates won primaries. Let's hope they All lose in November.