ATLANTA DAILY WORLD — History has been made in Georgia. Keisha Lance Bottoms, the former mayor of Atlanta, has been elected governor of Georgia, becoming the first Black woman in American history to win the highest executive office in any state.
NBC News projected that Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford defeated Republican Gov. Joe Lombardo. The projection was reported on November fourth, and KCBX and KMUW also reported Ford’s victory. KETV said Ford would become Nevada’s first Black governor. The reports did not give a vote margin or detailed results.
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