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   Stacey Abrams is once again the Democratic nominee for Georgia   
   governor.   
      
   The Associated Press called the race for Abrams as soon as polls   
   closed in the Peach State at 7 p.m. ET.   
      
   There was never any doubt that the former state Senate minority   
   leader and voting rights advocate would advance to the November   
   general election. She faced no opposition in the primary, and   
   Rep. Nikema Williams, the chairwoman of the Georgia Democratic   
   Party, recognized Abrams as the nominee months ago.   
      
   Still, with Tuesday’s primary out of the way, Abrams will now   
   have access to the benefits of a Georgia gubernatorial nominee,   
   particularly when it comes to fundraising.   
      
   A law signed last year by Gov. Brian Kemp (R) allows certain   
   Georgia political leaders, including nominees for governor, to   
   form so-called leadership committees that can raise and spend   
   unlimited sums of money. With the nomination locked up, Abrams   
   will be able to form such a committee of her own.   
      
   Abrams is widely expected to face Kemp for a second time after   
   narrowly losing to him during her last bid for governor in 2018.   
      
   Kemp is facing a primary of his own against former Sen. David   
   Perdue (R-Ga.), who has the endorsement of former President   
   Trump. But recent polling in the race shows the incumbent   
   governor with a staggering double-digit lead, and he is widely   
   expected to win renomination on Tuesday.   
      
   While Abrams has run against Kemp before, she will make her   
   second bid for Georgia governor in a very different political   
   environment than she did in 2018, a year that saw Democrats   
   recapture control of the House in a wave election that   
   symbolized mounting opposition to Trump and full GOP control of   
   Washington.   
      
   With Democrats now in full control of Congress as well as the   
   White House, the party is heading into the 2022 midterm   
   elections facing strong historical and political headwinds.   
      
   For one, the party in power almost always loses ground in   
   midterm elections. What’s more, Democrats are also scrambling to   
   counter Republican attacks over everything from rising inflation   
   and gas prices to increases in crime.   
      
   Still, Abrams has proved to be a deft candidate and strong   
   fundraiser who has been embraced by Democrats, not only in   
   Georgia but nationally.   
      
   Early polling, however, suggests that she’ll have some ground to   
   make up. A survey released last month by The Hill and Emerson   
   College showed Kemp leading Abrams by a 7-point margin, while   
   Perdue held a 5-point lead over her in a hypothetical head-to-   
   head match-up.   
      
   Plenty of time for this nigger sow to fuck up again.   
      
   https://thehill.com/news/campaign/3499803-abrams-clinches-   
   governors-nod-in-georgia-primary/   
      
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