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131 apply to fill vacancy after Rep. John Lewis’ death - DefenderNetwork.com

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At least 131 people applied to be tapped by party officials to be nominated to defend Georgia’s Fifth Congressional District after the Friday death of Rep. John Lewis, a spokesperson for the Democratic Party of Georgia told Fox News on Sunday. Lewis, 80, a former leading civil rights activist, died Friday night after serving 33 […]

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