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Butch Miller, leading state senator, campaigns for lieutenant governor
Touts leadership record, role in controversial election law and Fulton County voting audit
Sen. Butch Miller, center, Georgia Senate president pro tem and now a candidate for lieutenant governor, is warmly received by legislative colleagues Rep. Jan Tankersley, left, of Brooklet, and Sen. Billy Hickman, right, of Statesboro, during Miller’s vis
Sen. Butch Miller, center, Georgia Senate president pro tem and now a candidate for lieutenant governor, is warmly received by legislative colleagues Rep. Jan Tankersley, left, of Brooklet, and Sen. Billy Hickman, right, of Statesboro, during Miller’s visit Monday. - photo by AL HACKLE/Staff
Sen. Butch Miller, president pro tempore of the Georgia Senate, was elected to that role by Georgia’s state senators of both parties. But campaigning to step up to lieutenant governor, the Republican takes credit for the controversial “election integrity” law enacted after Democrats carried Georgia in key federal races.
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