<p>The disproportionate high voter turnout rate of African Americans became the saving grace that powered Democrats to reclaim the United States Senate majority from the Republicans and in so doing saved America from another disastrous gridlock politics.</p>

The disproportionate high voter turnout rate of African Americans became the saving grace that powered Democrats to reclaim the United States Senate majority from the Republicans and in so doing saved America from another disastrous gridlock politics.

. The Georgia Senate Runoff Elections: How African Americans Saved America

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