
Historic African American Hopefuls Fall Short in Georgia and Florida Governor Races
America's Voice Admin
November 8, 2018
Results were disappointing for two Democratic candidates who vied to become the first African American governors in Florida and Georgia, after closely contested campaigns where race and identity politics were highly divisive issues. VOA's Brian Padden reports on these two close races in traditionally conservative states.Original Article
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