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Continuing a trend, Northwest Georgia voters helped cement presidential rematch between Trump, Biden

Staff photo by Olivia Ross / A Georgia Voter sticker is seen Tuesday at the Rossville Municipal Civic Center.
Staff photo by Olivia Ross / A Georgia Voter sticker is seen Tuesday at the Rossville Municipal Civic Center.

Donald Trump and Joe Biden both sailed to victory in primary elections in Northwest Georgia and across the state during Tuesday elections in which both men won enough votes to clinch their party’s nomination.

Trump won about 90% of the vote in Northwest Georgia in the Republican primary, and Biden won by about the same margin.

Trump’s strongest showing in the region was in Murray County, where he won 95% of the vote, and his weakest was in Catoosa County, where he won 86% of the vote.

Biden’s strongest showing was also in Murray County, where he won 93% of the vote. His weakest showing was in Dade and Whitfield counties, where he won 90% of the vote.

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