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The 2024 presidential election is as close and unpredictable a race as we&#39;ve ever seen. But we know one thing: It&#39;s going to be decided by voters in a handful of swing states. CNN’s John King has been crisscrossing the country visiting and revisiting them. We bring you their candid conversations — and the reflections of a political veteran on an unprecedented matchup.
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                <itunes:title>In Purple Georgia, The Election Math Is Not So Simple</itunes:title>
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                <description><![CDATA[<p><span>Vice President Kamala Harris’ goal in Georgia is to turn out the coalition that barely tipped the newly purple state to Joe Biden in 2020. That means firing up the base, convincing the unconvinced, and driving turnout as high as possible. Donald Trump, meanwhile, is hoping Georgians think the shift left was a mistake. There&#39;s no question that women of color are a huge part of the Georgia equation. John sits down with two who show it would be a mistake to think they’re voting as a bloc. </span></p>]]></description>
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