Stacey Abrams urges a massive turnout to fight what she says is voter suppression in Georgia

Georgia Fort Singh - Georgia's Democratic presidential candidate Stacy Abrams hopes to create a history next month and will start a statewide bus tour on Monday.

Abrams convened a group of lively supporters at the St. James Baptist church to fulfill the duties of city council members.

In Georgia, Stacy Abrams, an African-American woman who is a Kamp Democratic opponent, urged supporters to flood voters to fight "election oppression". Klep secretly warned supporters their opponents - their actual tens of millions of dollars - in the leaked record - "vote for their base and vote"

Secretary of State Kemp is appointed as public official, Stacy Abrams is a former Democratic minority leader of the Georgia Legislature and the founder of the New Georgia Project. The two had conflict in the past, Kemp appealed the group of voters with fraud and Abrams sued Kemp voters for repression

44-year-old Stacy Abrams was a minority leader in the Georgia State House of Representatives, welcoming candidate candidates in June after announcing that he was running for election in Governor Georgia in June. If she wins, Abrams will become the first African-American female governor in the country. In the Democratic primary election in May, she faced Stacy Evans. The 44-year-old former minority leader of the Stacey Abrams State of Georgia (Melissa Golden / Melissa Golden) is becoming the first black women's governor in this country. We insisted on negotiating policy with people of color, arguing that everyone is alleging that our black life is important without questioning our patriotism ... We are a progressiveist with white people I have the ability to cooperate Dialogue with weapons and defeated Republicans without losing the soul or losing the election.

Stacy Abrams did not win her request to become a Governor of Georgia in a legal sense, but her historic campaign was able to achieve some victory: she was racist by her Fighting the national debate on voter oppression The opposition, former Secretary of State Brian Kemp controlled, motivated young and non-white voters, litigation due to misunderstanding of temporary voting and absentee ballot handling He became almost the first black woman. On Friday Abrams announced a "non-franchise franchise speech". As stated in the Atlanta Constitution, she acknowledged that there were no further legal remedies, but did not admit that the election results were "right, true or adequate". "Last weekend Chel extended aid to three black women living in Georgia, all women deal with games in different ways, but everyone expresses similar points. I know that it is the beginning of a bigger event than the success of individual politicians.