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Susan Catron

Savannah
As seen in: Sacramento Business Journal, EIN News, Savannah Morning News, Editor & Publisher, The Current GA, Coastal Navigator
Local news journalist at thecurrentga.org, dachshund mom. Learning every day. Follows are not endorsements. Retweets are only sharing info, not endorsements.
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Joyce Griggs leads Democratic primary runoff in fifth run for Congress

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By Jabari GIbbs, Jabari Gibbs, Craig Nelson, Susan Catron
| Coastal Navigator
She has run unsuccessfully for Coastal Georgia’s congressional seat four times. She was barred from practicing law in state and federal courts in the 2000s for professional misconduct. In her latest bid for the seat in 2024, she didn’t even run as a Democrat — she declared as an Independent but failed to gather enough signatures to get on the ballot.
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Hollowell mobilizes supporters for key Coastal Georgia runoff

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By Craig Nelson, Jabari GIbbs, Jabari Gibbs, Susan Catron
| Coastal Navigator
Amanda Hollowell was in her element. Speaking at a candidate forum at the West Broad YMCA in Savannah on Saturday, the first-time candidate for Coastal Georgia’s seat in Congress trumpeted the “intergenerational, multiracial coalition” supporting her candidacy. “My youngest staff member is 19, my oldest volunteer is 86, and we are all showing up together.
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Georgia governor adds property tax referendums to special session

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By Alander Rocha, Susan Catron
| Coastal Navigator
A June special session aimed at redrawing the state’s political map and addressing election ballot QR codes just got busier. Gov. Brian Kemp issued an amended proclamation Wednesday adding three new tasks for the Legislature to consider when they gavel in for a special legislative session on June 17.
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