Georgia voters report experiencing long lines, machine issues in twice-postponed primary
Georgia officials called for an investigation into voting issues in the state's Tuesday primary after reports of long lines and machine problems.
Georgia voters report experiencing long lines, machine issues in twice-postponed primary
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