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GA candidates for governor, US House, PSC call out Mamdani’s heat wave A/C suggestion

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By Kala Hunter Verified, Mike Haskey
| The Telegraph (Macon) Verified
Former and current District 5 Georgia Public Service Commissioners disagree about what is reasonable for thermostat temperature during a heat wave. Left: A Fitz Johnson tweet on X. Right: Peter Hubbard, speaks at the Muscogee County Democratic Committee’s office in Columbus on Oct. 14, 2025.
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GA candidates for governor and PSC call out Mamdani’s heat wave A/C suggestion

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By Kala Hunter Verified
| Aol Verified
Two Republicans running for office in Georgia — one for the Public Service Commission, one for governor — and one recently elected member of Congress took to social media to differentiate themselves from a Democratic socialist, New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani, on the use of air conditioning amid the holiday weekend heat wave. Thursday afternoon Georgia and New York were sizzling in triple-digit temperatures.
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Parts of Georgia will feel like 112 degrees today. When will the heatwave end? Original

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By Kala Hunter Verified
| Columbus Ledger-Enquirer Verified
Heat indexes across central and northern Georgia show minimum temperatures of 100 and a maximum of 110 July 3, 2026. A heat wave moving across the central United States arrived in Georgia this week. Temperatures are peaking today, with places in northern Georgia 15 degrees above normal. From the Fall Line to the Appalachians, Georgia is getting scorched by extreme heat — and climate change is a factor, experts say.
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