The Georgia Republican Party’s convention is underway this weekend, featuring an energized pro-Trump Republican base.
Yet some Georgia Republicans are concerned about the implications of a Trump-centric message on the party’s ability to win in a now-very-competitive state where the former president narrowly lost in November.
That tension is already at play in the state’s 2022 races, where incumbent Republicans Governor Brian Kemp and Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger both face pro-Trump challengers.
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