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District attorney challenges new Georgia law that removes party labels in Atlanta-area elections
A Georgia district attorney challenges a new law requiring nonpartisan elections in five Atlanta-area counties, claiming it is unconstitutional and targets Democratic strongholds. The law, set to take effect in 2028, faces legal action from Democratic district attorneys, while the state vows to defend it.
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