Tia Mitchell

Washington Correspondent at The Atlanta Journal Constitution

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Joe Biden leads by about 1600 votes in Georgia, and it looks like there will be a recount.

In Georgia, Biden leads by more than 1000 votes. Slim margin means a likely recount

Joe Biden leads by about 1600 votes in Georgia, and it looks like there will be a recount.

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