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Response of other state GOPs to Duncan's expulsion by end of 2025?
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Georgia Republican Party•Geoff Duncan•Duncan•Georgia•Donald Trump•Kamala Harris•Republican•Democratic•Trump•Harris
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Georgia GOP Expels Geoff Duncan in Unanimous Vote Over Oath of Allegiance Breach
Jan 7, 2025, 07:26 PM
The Georgia Republican Party has expelled former Lieutenant Governor Geoff Duncan, citing alleged disloyalty and violations of his "oath of allegiance" to the party. Duncan, who served as Georgia's lieutenant governor from 2019 to 2023, was a vocal critic of Donald Trump and endorsed Kamala Harris in the 2024 presidential election. The party's executive committee voted unanimously on January 6 to expel Duncan, accusing him of undermining Republican candidates and supporting Democratic opponents. Additionally, Duncan was criticized for his public remarks against Trump and his appearances as a "Republican for Harris." The resolution also revoked Duncan's ability to qualify as a Republican candidate in Georgia and demanded he cease identifying as a Republican. Duncan responded to the expulsion on social media, criticizing the party's leadership and priorities.
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