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Former U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder says the Georgia governor’s race could have major consequences for voting rights and redistricting.
In an interview with @mrgerrenalist, Holder said electing Keisha Lance Bottoms would give Democrats a critical check on a Republican-controlled legislature, including the power to veto maps he says could amount to racial gerrymandering.
Holder also stressed the importance of Black voter turnout, saying African Americans who choose not to vote risk dishonoring those who sacrificed for the right to cast a ballot.
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