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Georgia 6th District voters can catch a free ride to the polls

By Kristina Torres
May 24, 2017

A super PAC is raising thousands of dollars to make sure voters in Georgia's 6th Congressional District can vote in the June 20 runoff between Republican Karen Handel and Democrat Jon Ossoff.

My Ride to Vote's effort will pay for free rides to and from the polls.

Any 6th District voter can take advantage of the nonpartisan offer.

To get the group's promo code and find out why the group picked Georgia, click here to read our premium story on myAJC.com.

Tom Price’s congressional seat is vacant since he accepted a position in the Trump administration.
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