Christine Triebsch‏ @ChristineForGA Canvassing today. But in our hearts, we're marching

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Christine Triebsch‏ @ChristineForGA Apr 14

We're poised to make history in GA in 2 races! Let's #turn32blue #flipthe6th Thank you @sallyalbright @galvanizega Double Flip! Vote Tues.
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Christine Triebsch‏ @ChristineForGA 1h1 hour ago

Canvassing today. But in our hearts, we're marching! #ScienceMarch

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Christine Triebsch‏ @ChristineForGA 20h20 hours ago

Dr. #TeamChristine recommends fun and meeting new people for your canvassing needs. We'll show you how! Beginners welcome! Tomorrow @ 1:30!
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Christine Triebsch‏ @ChristineForGA 21h21 hours ago

We're going to KNOCK the VOTE this Saturday! Come join us! Beginners? No worries. We have a 5 minute crash course in canvassing.😀 RT





Two east Cobbers to run for District 32 senate seat


http://www.mdjonline.com/news/two-east-cobbers-to-run-for-district-senate-seat/article_323c6bc8-256d-11e7-b865-1f79465023e0.html

Mary Kate McGowan Apr 19, 2017 Comments

Two east Cobb women, a Democrat and a Republican, will face off in a runoff to decide who will fill the empty District 32 state Senate seat.

Christine Triebsch, a lawyer, and Dr. Kay Kirkpatrick, a retired orthopedic surgeon, beat out six other candidates and were the top two vote-getters Tuesday night.

The two are both political newcomers and will face off in a runoff scheduled for May 16.

“The race will be different because now it is between a Republican and a Democrat,” said Kirkpatrick.

Triebsch — a Democrat — received 14,169 votes or 24.2 percent of the vote while Kirkpatrick, a Republican — received 12,354 votes, or 21.1 percent, according to unofficial numbers posted by Secretary of State Brian Kemp’s office.