Historic election in the US: First Black female governor from Georgia
Original headlineABD'de tarihi seçim: İlk siyahi kadın vali Georgia'dan
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Keisha Lance Bottoms has been elected governor of Georgia, becoming the first Black woman to hold the office in the United States, according to results from midterm elections where vote counting continues. Her Democratic win flips the state's governorship after 24 years of Republican control. The outcome marks a historic first for Georgia and adds a high-profile Democratic gain as ballots are still being tallied nationwide.
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Keisha Lance Bottoms, Georgia, Democratic Party