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Democrat Jon Ossoff wins reelection to U.S. Senate from Georgia

Ossoff’s victory gives Democrats a key hold in the Senate as Republicans fall short in a closely watched battleground race.

  • CBS News projected Democratic Sen. Jon Ossoff defeated Republican Rep. Mike Collins in the Georgia Senate race, holding onto his seat in the upper chamber.
  • Ossoff defended his legislative record on infrastructure and healthcare, while Collins campaigned on strict border enforcement, domestic energy production, and reduced federal spending.
  • Following a messy primary fight, Collins faced a difficult campaign, including controversies regarding a former staffer who reportedly shared Nazi and KKK images on social media.
  • Republicans targeted this seat as a key prize to maintain chamber control, yet Collins was unable to make significant inroads despite his alliance with President Donald Trump.
  • Ossoff stood as the sole Democrat seeking reelection in the Peach State, which President Trump won in 2024, underscoring the significance of his victory.
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Democratic Sen. Jon Ossoff secured a second term in Georgia in commanding fashion. Ossoff easily defended Republican Mike Collins, with the AP calling the race fairly quickly. The win was expected given the most recent poll, but the New York Times notes that the commanding victory is notable: Ossoff was...

·Miami, United States
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The victory strengthens its position within the Democratic Party and feeds the hypotheses on its possible candidacy for the presidential elections of 2028

·Rome, Italy
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Ossoff defeats Trump-backed Republican Mike Collins, securing 2nd term in key battleground state

·Ankara, Türkiye
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Washington Times broke the news in Washington, United States on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.
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