“There is no knight on a white horse who’s going to ride in and save the DPG or our democracy," Davis told committee members, saying she would focus on building up county parties and leverage her long relationships.
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Davis, who made the proposal in 2019, said the intent “was to provide a way for those most vulnerable in our community to have their voices heard and be able to go through that process deliberately.”
Augusta leaders unsure about local antidiscrimination law
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