Coverage dated June 21, 2022

Nguyen to face Raffensperger for Georgia secretary of state

Headline from Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier

State Rep. Bee Nguyen will be the Democratic candidate for Georgia secretary of state in November. Nguyen is set to face Republican incumbent Brad Raffensperger and Libertarian Ted Metz in

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  1. Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier

    Nguyen to face Raffensperger for Georgia secretary of state (opens Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier)

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    Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier's feed description

    State Rep. Bee Nguyen will be the Democratic candidate for Georgia secretary of state in November. Nguyen is set to face Republican incumbent Brad Raffensperger and Libertarian Ted Metz in

  2. Tucson

    State Rep. Bee Nguyen wins Democratic primary runoff for Georgia secretary of state, faces GOP incumbent Raffensperger (opens Tucson)

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    Tucson's feed description

    State Rep. Bee Nguyen wins Democratic primary runoff for Georgia secretary of state, faces GOP incumbent Raffensperger.

  3. New York Times

    Bee Nguyen wins the Democratic nomination for secretary of state in Georgia. (opens New York Times)

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    New York Times's feed description

    Ms. Nguyen, a Democratic state representative, will face off in November against Brad Raffensperger, the Republican incumbent, who resisted Donald Trump’s efforts to overturn the 2020 election.

  4. Fox5 Atlanta

    Nguyen will face Raffensperger for Georgia secretary of state race in November (opens Fox5 Atlanta)

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    Fox5 Atlanta's feed description

    Georgia Democrats choose state Rep. Bee Nguyen as their nominee for secretary of state Tuesday in primary runoff elections She will face Republican incumbent Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger in November.

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