Second Georgia county finds nearly 3,000 previously uncounted votes

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ATLANTA — A second Georgia county has uncovered 2,755 votes not previously counted in the state’s presidential race, narrowing Joe Biden’s lead over President Trump to under 13,000.

Gabriel Sterling, the state’s voting system manager, said Fayette County election workers didn’t initially upload votes stored on a memory card.

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