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Georgia still too close to call

Nov 7, 2020
East Atlanta celebrates with honking and signs and amateur fireworks as election results become more clear and celebrations for President-Elect Joe Biden and VP Kamala Harris begin on Saturday, Nov 7, 2020. (Jenni Girtman for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution)

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The Associated Press, Fox News and other news organizations project Biden as the winner of the presidential election. Georgia remains too close to call.

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