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Channel GOP · On the Trail · Wednesday, October 21, 2026

Trump can say it as loud as he wants. Keisha Lance Bottoms says Georgia's vote tally won't lie.

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Now playing on On the Trail Trump can say it as loud as he wants. Keisha Lance Bottoms says Georgia's vote tally won't lie. Keisha Lance Bottoms133 plays Watch on Instagram · Transcript & source

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Keisha Lance Bottoms, a Georgia governor candidate, is asked whether Trump will help Republicans. She says Democrats have flipped the state before, sending two senators to the U.S. Senate and two Democrats to the Public Service Commission, and that in May they were outspent by $100 million but still outvoted Republicans by 150,000 votes. She says she is asking independents and Republicans for support too, and that a Republican texted her to say he voted for her.

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Who
Keisha Lance Bottoms
Where
other: Georgia governor candidate speaking to reporters after casting her early-
Original footage
C-SPAN · watch the full video from this moment
Length
56 seconds, unedited within the cut
Plays
133 on Instagram
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Is he actually going to help the Republicans? Doug, I'll tell you like my husband tells me when we're having spirited discussions, saying it loud, then make it right. So he can say it as often and as loud as he wants to, but the vote tally won't lie. And what we know is that we've flipped this state before. We've sent two senators to the United States Senate. that. We also sent two Democrats to the Public Service Commission, and we will also remind him that just in May, even though we were outspent by $100 million, Democrats still outvoted Republicans by 150 ,000 votes. But let me be clear, my message and my ask for support is not just toward Democrats. I'm asking for independence, and I'm asking for Republicans, one of whom text me today and told me he voted for me.

Machine transcript of the clip's audio; names are checked, small words may differ.

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