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Podcast: Breaking down poll results on the race for Atlanta Mayor

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Atlanta 07-22-2021 Atlanta City Hall. (Tyson Horne / tyson.horne@ajc.com)

By Staff reports

Sept 14, 2021

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AJC Political Insider Greg Bluestein is joined by Atlanta City Hall reporter Wilborn Nobles and Fulton County reporter Ben Brasch to break down what we learned from the AJC’s exclusive poll on the Atlanta Mayor’s race and why so many voters are still undecided. Plus, we examine how viable a new city of Buckhead would be and why one U.S. Senate candidate is making it part of his platform.

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