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To discuss how state election administrators are responding to President Donald Trump’s Thursday speech on the U.S. voting process, Liz Landers (Liz Landers) spoke with two officials in key battleground states: Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes and Gabriel Sterling of the Georgia Secretary of State’s office.

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