High court strikes down voting map: What it means
A major U.S. Supreme Court decision has political leaders in Georgia bracing for a potential special session to redraw district lines. Candidates for secretary of state also faced off in a heated debate over election security and the future of paper ballots.
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High court strikes down voting map: What it means
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