Eight Black women shatter records after sweeping state
Georgia voters elected at least eight Black women to statewide executive office Tuesday night, including Secretary of State-elect Penny Brown Reynolds, Governor-elect Keisha Lance Bottoms and Attorney General-elect Tanya Miller.
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