Georgia Senator Nikema Williams decries her arrest

Georgian state senator Nikema Williams, an Atlanta Democrat, decries her arrest during a protest with her constituents as they demanded all votes be counted. She was one of 15 people arrested in the rotunda of the statehouse. (Nov. 14)

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