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On today's Politics and More podcast, the New Yorker's Charles Bethay talks to two political

organizers mobilizing voters in Georgia ahead of the Senate runoffs in January.

Unse Ufaat leads an organization that plans to knock on a million doors across the state to get

out the vote.

Meanwhile, Royce Reeves, a city commissioner in rural Cordial, Georgia,

uses his personal connections to mobilize his town's black population.

Nobody was quite expecting the state of Georgia to become a crucible of politics in America.

But a major organizing effort by Democrats gave Georgia to Biden, the first

time for a Democratic presidential candidate since 1992. Now both of Georgia's Senate seats are up for grabs

in runoff races in January. The stakes could not be higher. These two seats will determine the

balance of power in the Senate,

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