Thousands of military votes still being counted in Georgia

By Barnini Chakraborty

Published November 7, 2020 2:10pm ET

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Thousands of military votes still being counted in Georgia — A study by the Military Voting Project concludes that fewer members of the U.S. military are requesting absentee ballots for voting in the 2012 election. Defense Department officials dispute the study's conclusion. (AP Photo)

Votes cast by thousands of military personnel in Georgia could shift how the presidential election shakes out in the Peach State.

Despite multiple news outlets on Saturday announcing that Democratic candidate Joe Biden may become the next president of the United States, vote-counting continued in Georgia, one of the few battleground states that accepts service members’ ballots after Election Day.

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