Georgia governor candidates spar on the economy and Trump in lone debate
NBC News reports: There are no new alerts at this time Democrat Keisha Lance Bottoms and Republican Rick Jackson clashed Tuesday night during their only scheduled debate of this fall’s race for governor in Georgia, taking aim at each other on economic issues, data centers and President Donald Trump. Public polls show Bottoms, the former mayor of Atlanta and a former Biden administration official, and Jackson, a billionaire healthcare executive, locked in a close race four weeks out from Election Day, with early voting kicking off next week. The hourlong, town-hall-style debate was largely civil, featuring live and taped questions from voters.
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