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Protests at the Georgia state capitol on June 17, 2026, have resulted in the state's Republican lawmakers deciding to halt their redistricting plans. The protests were aimed at stopping the proposed changes to the state's electoral districts.
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Protests at the Georgia state capitol on June 17, 2026, have resulted in the state's Republican lawmakers deciding to halt their redistricting plans. The protests were aimed at stopping the proposed changes to the state's electoral districts.
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