Amy Goodman
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40,000 Voters Missing in Georgia? After Registration Drive in Areas of Color, Names Left off Rolls
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November 4, 2014
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15:25Now PlayingWith control of the Senate up for grabs in today's midterm elections, a major voting registration controversy could impact one of the chamber's tightest races. More than 40,000 voter registrations have allegedly gone missing in Georgia, most of them representing communities of color, who largely support Democrats. Could this help Republicans win the Senate? We are joined by Georgia House Minority Leader Stacey Abrams, whose group the New Georgia Project submitted the tens of thousands of voter registration forms that have gone missing. Abrams is the first African American to lead the Georgia House and the first woman to lead a party in either chamber of the Georgia Legislature. We are also joined by Benjamin Jealous, former head of the NAACP and chairman of the Southern Election Fund.
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