Atlanta News First - What's next for Georgia Democrats after Donald Trump's election? | Political Update

What's next for Georgia Democrats after Donald Trump's election? | Political Update

11/13/24 • 18 min

Donald Trump continues to fill out his White House staff and cabinet in the wake of the historic, unprecedented 2024 presidential election. Georgia Democrats continue to regroup after Trump dominated Georgia and the rest of the nation, and Latino voters came out in strong support of the GOP White House candidate. Atlanta News First and Political Reporter Doug Reardon break down the latest in political news coming from the nation's preeminent battleground state.

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Atlanta News First Atlanta News First and Decaturish are bringing you the stories making headlines in DeKalb County.
Residents living in Scottdale learned about a massive transmission line project when Georgia Power inquired about buying some of their property. DeKalb County leaders discuss a water and sewer rate increase. DeKalb Commission and Doraville City Council candidates head to an election runoff.

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The man accused of killing a nursing student on the University of Georgia’s campus is expected back in court.
Laken Riley's body was found after a friend told police she had not returned from a morning run. Jose Ibarra, an undocumented immigrant, was arrested the next day in connection to her death.
The case quickly became a flashpoint in the national debate over immigration.

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Atlanta Attorney Suri Chadha Jimenez joined ANF+ to weigh in on both trials.

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