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Celeste Katz writing for Newsweek, includes a quote from Women’s Voices Women Vote Action Fund President, Page Gardner:
It’s hard—very hard—for Republicans to lose Senate races in ruby-red Alabama, but Roy Moore pulled it off Tuesday night. Here are some of the reasons Democrat Doug Jones, not Moore, is going to Washington after a stunning victory.
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Page Gardner, president and founder of Women’s Voices, Women Vote Action Fund, released the following statement on the Alabama election for U.S. Senate:
“In a special election that everyone thought would have low turnout, African American voters made sure their voices were heard loud and clear.
