Democrat Stacey Abrams faced off Tuesday night against Georgia’s Republican Secretary of State Brian Kemp in the final gubernatorial debate, which revealed divisions on immigration and voting rights, but some commonality when it comes to the amount of personal debt each candidate carries.
Abrams, the former minority leader of the state’s House of Representatives who could become the nation’s first black, woman governor, also used the debate to defend a flag-burning protest she participated in more than a quarter-century ago.
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