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Election 2023: Low turnout favors incumbents and run-off elections

by Zelda Andrews November 8, 2023November 8, 2023

The polls in Fulton County have closed, and while some winners, there are some board of education seats that will go into run-off elections. Here are some of the highlights from Tuesday’s races. Decatur City Schools City of Decatur teacher Tracey Anderson-  won against newcomer India Phipps Epps with 52.71% of the vote for the […]

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