She Was a Black Election Official in Georgia. Then Came New G.O.P. Rules.
LaGRANGE, Ga. — Lonnie Hollis has been a member of the Troup County election board in West Georgia since 2013. A Democrat and one of two Black women..
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How Republican States Are Expanding Their Power Over Elections
LaGRANGE, Ga. — Lonnie Hollis has been a member of the Troup County election board in West Georgia since 2013. A Democrat and one of two Black women..
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Georgia has already counted its 2020 presidential vote three times, with the same result: President Biden defeated Donald J. Trump narrowly yet..
Read MoreThe History Raphael Warnock Is Chasing
GARDEN CITY, Ga. — There have been so few Black Democrats elected to the Senate that when Vice President-elect Kamala Harris campaigned for the Rev...
Read MoreHow to Follow the Georgia Senate Runoffs
Georgia polls open at 7 a.m. on Tuesday in the all-important Senate runoff elections, but we won’t start getting results until shortly after voting..
Read MoreJon Ossoff Got Some Breaks in Politics. And He Made a Few of His Own.
Jon Ossoff was 16 years old when he wrote a letter to John Lewis, the Georgia congressman and civil rights pioneer, that led to a spot as a volunteer ..
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