Conservative Georgia Supreme Court judges bat off primary challengers backed by Obama

The short version
- Incumbent justices Charles Bethel and Sarah Warren, who were appointed to the court by then-GOP Gov.
- Nathan Deal in 2018, defeated attorney Miracle Rankin and former Democratic state Sen.
The story
Two incumbent Georgia Supreme Court justices won their elections Tuesday, fending off challengers who were backed by high-profile Democrats. Incumbent justices Charles Bethel and Sarah Warren, who were appointed to the court by then-GOP Gov. Nathan Deal in 2018, defeated attorney Miracle Rankin and former Democratic state Sen.
Jen Jordan (D-GA). Warren and Bethel also […]
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- Washington ExaminerConservative Georgia Supreme Court judges bat off primary challengers backed by Obama3 months ago
- The FederalistConservative Candidates Sweep Georgia Supreme Court Elections3 months ago
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