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Calls Grow For Georgia Officials To Investigate DeKalb County’s Acceptance Of Shady Election Funding

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Feb 24, 2023

Calls Grow For Georgia Officials To Investigate DeKalb County’s Acceptance Of Shady Election Funding

Someone voting in Iowa during the 2020 electionThe Honest Elections Project is requesting Georgia officials investigate DeKalb County for accepting $2 million from CTCL.

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