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Top Georgia Election Officials Clash over Trump-Fueled Conspiracy Theories

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By Jason Morris, Gabe Cohen, Nicky Robertson, CNN Whitfield County, Georgia (CNN) — On his nationwide campaign swing for Republicans, President Donald Trump traveled to Dalton, the self-proclaimed “Carpet Capital of the World,” last week and revived a familiar falsehood: that Georgia’s past elections were rigged.In the rural manufacturing hub, democracy was humming. More than

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On October 16, President Trump flew directly over hundreds of supporters gathered at Dalton Airport in northwestern Georgia aboard Marine One. "U-S-A, U-S-A, U-S-A!" the crowd cheered intermittently during the president's arrival and throughout his speech. He emphasized his achievements during his second term in the White House, criticized the Democratic candidates in the midterm elections, and awaited security clearance of some protesters...

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KRDO broke the news in Colorado Springs, United States on Wednesday, October 21, 2026.
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