Stacey Abrams slams Georgia state election board for 'patently unlawful' actions
September 25, 2024
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7:37Now PlayingStacey Abrams slams Georgia state election board for 'patently unlawful' actions
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as posted by the channelVoting rights activist Stacey Abrams joins Morning Joe to discuss Republican-led efforts to change election laws. In Georgia, the State Election Board passed a law requiring all of the state's voting precincts to hand-count ballots and ensure the tallies match machine counts before their deadline to certify election results. Abrams also discusses her new picture book and reproductive rights.
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