Keisha Lance Bottoms Makes History as First Black Woman Governor of Georgia

This mid-term election has created a new history in American politics. In fact, the Democratic Party's Keisha Lance Bottoms has won the election of Georgia's governor. She will become the first black woman governor of a US state. She will also be the first female governor of Georgia. According to US media data, Bottoms has defeated Republican candidate and businessman Rick Jackson. 56-year-old Keisha Lance Bottoms is a former mayor of Atlanta. She has also worked as a senior advisor to former President Joe Biden. She has also been the director of the Office of Public Engagement of the White House. The victory of Keisha Lance Bottoms is seen as a major change in Georgia's politics. In fact, the state was dominated by the Republican Party for more than two decades. The incumbent Republican governor Brian Kemp is leaving office after serving two consecutive terms. Bottoms defeated Republican candidate Rick Jackson. Billionaire businessman Rick Jackson and health care company HealthCare are the founders of Jackson's campaign. Jackson himself was a prominent figure in politics.