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In a rare bipartisan consensus about Georgia’s election process, both Republican and Democratic leaders agree that persistent mail delivery delays in the state could cost voters who use absentee ballots their chance to be counted on Election Day this November.
The stakes are high, as Georgia is again considered a swing state that will likely help decide who will be the next U.S. president.
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