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Marsha Blackburn Becomes First Woman Elected Governor of Tennessee
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- Democrat Deb Haaland made history on Nov. 3, 2026, becoming the first Indigenous woman elected governor of a U.S. state after defeating Republican Gregg Hull in New Mexico. — Colombia One New
- Republican Marsha Blackburn won election Wednesday as governor of Tennessee, defeating Democrat Jerri Green. — Times Colonist
- Democrat Keisha Lance Bottoms has been elected governor of the US state of Georgia, breaking barriers as the first Black woman to hold such a position in any US state. — Free Press Kashmir
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- Republican Marsha Blackburn wins election for governor in Tennessee — Toronto Star · 05:44 UTC
- Keisha Lance Bottoms becomes first Black woman elected governor in US — Free Press Kashmir · 06:39 UTC
- Marsha Blackburn Becomes First Woman Elected Governor of Tennessee — Breitbart News · 06:54 UTC
- Deb Haaland Becomes First Indigenous Woman Elected U.S. Governor — Colombia One · 21:25 UTC
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