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5/12- Secretary of State Handel Denies Challenge to Malik Douglas
5/08- Secretary of State Handel Reminds Voters to Bring Photo ID When Voting May 13 in House District 93
5/08- Secretary of State Karen Handel Reminds Voters about the Conclusion of Advance Voting and Absentee Balloting in House District 93
5/07- Secretary of State Handel Encourages Georgians to Request Absentee Ballots
5/06- Georgia State Board for General and Residential Contractors Begins Mailing State Licenses
5/05- Secretary of State Handel Announces the Close of Candidate Qualifying
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This Week in Georgia History:
On May 15, 1879:
The National Bell Telephone Company was opened in Atlanta, the city’s first telephone exchange. The exchange was located on the top floor of the Kimball House to allow wires to exit through the roof. The first switchboard handled about 25 lines which could be shared by two or more subscribers.
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