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Georgia Becomes First Flippable State

BlockBeats News, November 6th, as Trump claimed victory in Georgia, the state became the first to flip from the 2020 results.

Four years ago, Trump lost to Democrat Joe Biden in Georgia by a margin of 11,779 votes—the number widely remembered for his request to Georgia election officials to help him find one more vote to surpass Biden's victory.

Subsequently, Trump was criminally indicted in Georgia on charges involving widespread fraud and pleaded not guilty.

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