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During Georgia visit, Wes Moore blasts Republicans ahead of Trump address

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By Greg Bluestein Verified, Tia Mitchell Verified, Patricia Murphy Verified
| The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Verified
Today's newsletter highlights: Buddy Carter worries about Mike Collins' chances against Jon Ossoff. The U.S. Senate will take its first step toward confirming a new leader for the CDC. Democrats move quickly to unite behind Keisha Lance Bottoms. Eyes on Georgia Maryland Gov. Wes Moore made it clear Tuesday that Georgia is a top priority for national Democrats.
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Jon Ossoff enters fall campaign with $42M on hand

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By Greg Bluestein Verified
| The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Verified
U.S. Sen. Jon Ossoff enters the general election campaign with more than $42 million in his account after raising another $20 million during the second quarter, giving the Georgia Democrat one of the nation's largest war chests in his reelection fight against U.S. Rep. Mike Collins. The campaign said Wednesday that the average contribution was $42 and nearly 90% of the more than 474,000 donations it received from April through June were $100 or less.
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Trump's planned speech could put Georgia's 2020 election back in focus

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By Greg Bluestein Verified, Tia Mitchell Verified, Caleb Groves Verified
| The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Verified
President Donald Trump is expected to level new accusations of voting machine vulnerability and foreign influence in U.S. elections, including possible new allegations involving 2020 elections in Georgia, in a primetime speech Thursday night. Trump "What we're going to be talking about Thursday --: it doesn't get bigger," the president.
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