Embattled Ga. Rep. Bishop barely squeaks out win
ATLANTA (AP) - Bishop's campaign manager, Travis Worl, says the congressman "feels great" after a hard-fought race in which the national Republican Party spent heavy sums seeking to oust him...
ATLANTA (AP) — The Republican challenger to U.S. Rep. Sanford Bishop of Georgia is conceding the race, saying the incumbent Democrat beat him.
Andrew O’Shea, campaign manager for GOP congressional Mike Keown (COW-en), told The Associated Press on Wednesday that the Republican has left a message with Bishop’s campaign congratulating him.
Bishop’s campaign manager, Travis Worl, says the congressman “feels great” after a hard-fought race in which the national Republican Party spent heavy sums seeking to oust him.
Unofficial returns show Bishop with 51 percent of the vote, or a 4,776-vote lead over Keown.
Bishop has represented the district for 18 years. Keown is a state lawmaker and pastor from Coolidge.
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