Governor candidates face off at Georgia State town hall
The race to succeed Governor Brian Kemp heated up yesterday as a crowded field of contenders gathered at Georgia State University for a non-partisan candidate town hall. Organized by local alumni chapters of Kappa Alpha Psi, the forum provided voters with a rare side-by-side comparison of the platforms currently vying for the state’s highest office.
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