Georgia Republican Governor Brian Kemp faced opponent Democratic candidate Stacey Abrams in a debate for the gubernatorial race.
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Four years later, Brian Kemp and Stacy Abrams renewed their gubernatorial grudge match in a Monday night televised debate ahead of the Nov. 8 rematch for Georgia governor. Unlike their 2018 race, the duo now count as seasoned politicians with national profiles. Their divergent visions for Georgia's future haven't changed much, though.
The candidates, along with Libertarian Shane Hazel, met as part of the Atlanta Press Club’s Loudermilk Young debate series on the first day of early voting. All debates hosted by the Press Club are available for viewers to watch on GPB.org and The Atlanta Press Club Facebook page.
The debate was wide ranging, with questions asked about abortion, education, voting rights, law enforcement, marijuana legalization, entrepreneurship, and even U.S. Senate appointments. The economy and inflation were among the few major issues that received little attention.
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