Democratic candidate Keisha Lance Bottoms has won the Georgia Governor’s race against Republican candidate Rick Jackson. Bottoms ended up with 2,268,462 votes, which was 53% of the total. Bottoms is the first Black female governor to be elected not only in Georgia’s history, but in the nation as a whole.
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