Democrat Shawn Harris to face Trump-backed Clay Fuller in runoff to replace MTG

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The article uses named voters and candidates, includes differing views among Republican voters, and provides relevant background on the candidates. Its preview is largely focused on Republican voters and does not offer much perspective from Democratic voters or candidates.

The article includes competing Republican voter views and describes more than one candidate, but most of its quoted perspectives come from Republican voters and it gives limited attention to non-Republican candidates or voters.

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