ATLANTA — The policy divides in Georgia's marquee political races came into clearer focus after this week's primaries, as Republicans tied their opponents to President Joe Biden and Democrats condemned pro-gun GOP stances following another mass shooting.
The candidates for Georgia's top offices raced to better define themselves — and their opponents — almost as soon as voters picked nominees for high-stakes votes for governor and that U.S. Senate that will again ensure the state is under the national microscope.
And Democrats released plans for a unified statewide campaign devoted to mobilizing supporters for Stacey Abrams and U.S. Sen. Raphael Warnock, as the party tries to reforge the tenuous multiracial coalition that powered narrow victories in the last election cycle.
