The contest began focused on immigration enforcement and gun rights. But in its final weeks, the Republican primary runoff for governor in Georgia has pivoted to allegations of improper fundraising and calls on both sides for federal investigations.
Despite President Donald Trump’s recent endorsement of Secretary of State Brian Kemp, he and Lt. Gov. Casey Cagle will likely continue to talk about how their opponent attracted campaign cash.
Both Kemp and Cagle face widespread criticism for how they’ve handled campaign fundraising during the gubernatorial election that is already the most expensive in Georgia history, four months before its November finale.
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