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Paul Coverdell
| January 20, 1939 |
Paul Coverdell born, Des Moines, Iowa |
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Paul Coverdell |
| November 3, 1992 |
William Clinton wins Georgia, with George Bush second and Ross Perot third; Wyche Fowler wins the popular vote for U. S. Senate, but fails to gain the required majority, forcing a run-off against Paul Coverdell. Cynthia McKinney is elected to become the first black woman to serve in the U. S. House of Representatives from the state of Georgia.
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Paul Coverdell |
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Cynthia McKinney |
| November 24, 1992 |
In a run-off election Georgia selects Republican Paul Coverdell as U. S. Senator over incumbent Democrat Wyche Fowler
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Paul Coverdell |
| July 18, 2000 |
Paul Coverdell dies at Emory Hospital, from a cerebral hemorrage
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Paul Coverdell |
| July 24, 2000 |
Zell Miller is appointed by Georgia Gov. Roy Barnes to fill the U. S. Senate seat left vacant by Paul Coverdell until an election can be held.
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Zell Miller |
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Paul Coverdell |
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