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Georgia's Perdue sues over 2020 election, pushes fraud claim
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ATLANTA (AP) — Days after announcing his candidacy for governor, Republican David Perdue furthered embraced debunked claims of electoral fraud in Georgia's 2020 presidential race by joining a lawsuit seeking
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ATLANTA (AP) — Days after announcing his candidacy for governor, Republican David Perdue furthered embraced debunked claims of electoral fraud in Georgia's 2020 presidential race by joining a lawsuit seeking
By Fredreka Schouten Just days after launching a bid for Georgia governor, Republican David Perdue on Friday deepened his support of election fraud conspiracies by filing a lawsuit that seeks to inspect absentee ballots from the 2020 election.
Republican David Perdue, the former U.S. senator from Georgia who is now running for governor, has joined a lawsuit seeking to prove that he and former President Donald Trump were cheated out of election victories by fraudulent or counterfeit ballots.
Former Georgia Sen. David Perdue has joined a lawsuit claiming electoral fraud in Fulton County cheated him and former President Donald Trump out of victories in the 2020 elections.
The legal action by Mr. Perdue, a Republican candidate for governor of Georgia, was the latest sign that 2020 election falsehoods will be a main focus of his bid.
Days after announcing his candidacy for governor, Republican David Perdue furthered embraced debunked claims of electoral fraud in Georgia’s 2020 presidential race by joining a lawsuit seeking to prove he and former President Donald Trump were cheated out of election victories.
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