Georgia election official quashes idea of keeping Kamala Harris off the ballot

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A top official from the secretary of state’s office in Georgia shut down murmurs on Monday that legal challenges would successfully hamper Democrats if they try to switch President Joe Biden off the presidential ballot.

Secretary of State Chief Operating Officer Gabriel Sterling said that whoever the Democratic nominee is will be the person on the ballot, despite Georgia voters choosing Biden in a primary in March.

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