Georgia House Race Flips After Hundreds of Votes Go Unreported, Sparking Investigation

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<![CDATA[Democrat Harry James had a 58-vote lead over Republican incumbent Gerald Greene in Georgia House District 154. Then Seminole County uploaded several hundred Election Day votes that hadn’t made it into the first tally. Greene moved ahead, and Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger opened an investigation into the delay.]]>

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