[The United States may have its first African-American female governor] On November 3, local time, according to NBC predictions, Democratic candidate and former Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms defeated Republican candidate Rick Jackson in the Georgia gubernatorial election, allowing the Democratic Party to regain the governorship of this key swing state after 24 years. Bottoms is a former mayor of Atlanta and has served in the Biden administration. She faces a clear financial disadvantage in this campaign. His Republican opponent, Jackson, is a health care industry executive who has personally invested more than $100 million in the campaign. This victory also created a lot of history. Bottoms became the first woman and first African-American governor to be elected governor of Georgia, and the first African-American woman to be elected governor in U.S. history. (CCTV International News)