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Trump Heads to Georgia, a Target of His Election Falsehoods, as Republicans Look for Midterm Boost
Trump campaigns to boost Republicans in a Georgia district amid election oversight disputes after federal agents seized Fulton County voting records last month, with early voting underway.
- On Thursday, President Donald Trump visits a Georgia congressional district formerly represented by Marjorie Taylor Greene to emphasize the economy and affordability, his team says.
- Less than a month after federal agents seized voting records and ballots from Fulton County, some Republicans are pushing the Georgia State Election Board, which has a Trump-aligned majority, to take control under a 2021 law.
- Early voting has already begun in the special election on March 10, while Trump recently endorsed Clay Fuller, whom Fuller called `rocket fuel`, and Colton Moore called the endorsement `unfortunate`.
- The Cook Political Report rates the district as Georgia's most Republican, yet the top Democratic candidate and campaign operatives hope for an upset.
- His rhetoric emphasizes that Trump has long framed Georgia as central to his false claim that the 2020 election was stolen, a fabrication rejected by audits and courts.
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Trump heads to Georgia, a target of his election falsehoods, as Republicans look for midterm boost
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Trump heads to Georgia as Republicans look to midterms
ATLANTA — He is weighing military action against Iran, leading an aggressive immigration crackdown, and teasing a federal takeover of state elections. But on Thursday, President Donald Trump’s team insists he will focus on the economy when he visits battleground Georgia in a trip designed to help boost Republicans’ political standing heading into the high-stakes midterm elections. “Georgia is obviously a very important state to the president and…
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