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The Nov. 3 elections produced historic firsts, including Keisha Lance Bottoms becoming Georgia’s first Black woman governor, Byron Donalds Florida’s first Black governor and David Crowley Wisconsin’s first Black governor. Gina Hinojosa was projected to become Texas’ first Hispanic governor, while Deb Haaland was projected to become the first Native American woman to govern a state; Xavier Becerra became California’s first Hispanic governor. Senate firsts include Abdul El-Sayed as the first Muslim elected to the chamber, Peggy Flanagan as its first Native American woman and Chris Pappas as its first openly gay man, while Hakeem Jeffries is poised to become the first Black House speaker.
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