On PBS NewsHour, Georgia Gov.-elect Keisha Lance Bottoms reflects on her victory. She credits years of grassroots organizing, from groups Stacey worked with and from groups across the state whose names "never get called on national news," saying it has "finally all come together."
The receipt
- Who
- Keisha Lance Bottoms
- Where
- TV interview after election night - PBS NewsHour with Geoff Bennett
- Original footage
- PBS NewsHour · watch the full video from this moment
- Length
- 36 seconds, unedited within the cut
Read the transcript
We haven't had a governor, a Democrat governor elected since 1998 and there have been so many elections since then, so much work that's been done. I'm not just from groups at Stacey's work with, but a lot of groups across the state names who never get called on national news, but people who've been deeply committed to building a true grassroots movement in the state. And it's finally all come together in the way that we've hoped that it would for a very long time.
Machine transcript of the clip's audio; names are checked, small words may differ.