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Georgia has become the center of American politics, in an era wherein state issues and officials have taken on elevated national prominence. 

Axios Re:Cap speaks with Georgia state Sen. Jen Jorden, a Democrat running for attorney general, about her state's time in the national spotlight, if she'd defend the voting law as AG and if Will Smith should have pulled his movie production from her state.

State AG candidate Jen Jordan talks Georgia's time under the microscope

Georgia state Sen. Jen Jorden talks about her state's time under the microscope.

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<p>Georgia has become the center of American politics, in an era wherein state issues and officials have taken on elevated national prominence. </p><p><strong>Axios Re:Cap</strong> <strong>speaks</strong> with Georgia state Sen. Jen Jorden, a Democrat running for attorney general, about her state&#x27;s time in the national spotlight, if she&#x27;d defend the voting law as AG and if Will Smith should have pulled his movie production from her state.</p><div><div><iframe frameborder="no" height="200" scrolling="no" src="https://playlist.megaphone.fm?e=AXIOS5713703334" width="100%"></iframe></div><div style="display:none"></div></div><span data-ad-status="NO_AD_LENGTH" data-ad-type="midStoryAd"></span>

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State AG candidate Jen Jordan talks Georgia's time under the microscope

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