Stacey Abrams — the Georgia Democratic gubernatorial candidate who emphasized in her « concession » speech nearly two weeks after losing the election that it was « not a speech of concession » — will be airing a voting rights ad during the Super Bowl this coming Sunday.
Stacey Abrams — the Georgia Democratic gubernatorial candidate who emphasized in her « concession » speech nearly two weeks after losing the election that it was « not a speech of concession » — will be airing a voting rights ad during the Super Bowl this coming Sunday.
According to Huffington Post, Abrams’ political group Fair Fight « has bought airtime on Georgia affiliates during Sunday’s NFL broadcast so the Atlanta Democrat can push for election law changes. »
« Fair Fight is spending $100,000 on the initial ad buy in multiple markets beyond the more expensive metro Atlanta market. Digital ads will be targeted to metro Atlanta residents, » HuffPo reports.
Stacey Abrams lost her bid to become governor of Georgia when Republican Brian Kemp defeated her by a margin of nearly 55,000 votes – 1,978,408 to 1,923,685. Despite the insurmountable gap, she refused to concede by claiming the election had been stolen.
