Missing memory card flips Georgia House race from Democrat to Republican; Secretary of State launches investigation
https://twitter.com/TheFiscalNexus/status/2119147665292444144 Democrat Harry James was leading Republican incumbent Gerald Greene by 58 votes in Georgia
winnipegfreepress.com reported on Nov. 9 that Democrats flipped control of Georgia’s state House, a result also reported by WDBO. Newsweek reported that votes found on a memory card changed a House race and prompted a state investigation; worldtribune.com said the Republican incumbent went from a 58-vote deficit to a 262-vote lead. WRDW reported on Nov. 13 that a South Georgia runoff could affect the size of the Democrats’ majority. WTVM reported that Democrats nominated Carolyn Hugley for speaker.
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