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Georgia Senate candidates hit Facebook for advert ban as in-person voting begins

Jon Ossoff's advertising marketing campaign discussed Facebook's ban on political commercials after the November election amounts to a kind of "voter suppression."
Jon Ossoff's campaign said Facebook's ban on political ads after the November election amounts to a form of "voter suppression."

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Author: Newsweek

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