Raffensperger's Gamble in Georgia Governor Race
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Georgias 2026 governor race is heating up, with Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger aiming for a lane despite criticism from party hardliners. Raffensperger, a soft-spoken seventy-year-old with a construction and politics background, is betting on his reputation for doing the right thing. Hes invested $5 million of his own money and booked $3 million in ads for April. Raffenspergers focus is on efficient government, property tax caps, school choice, and tougher public safety.
Meanwhile, billionaire Rick Jackson and Lieutenant Governor Burt Jones are engaged in a cash-burning battle over Trump loyalty and family wealth, with Trump endorsing Jones three times. The primary, set for May 19th, could signal a shift in swing-state politics if Raffensperger secures a runoff spot on June 16th.
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