Sen. Jon Ossoff Tries to Hold Key Georgia Seat for Democrats Against Republican Rep. Mike Collins – WTOP News
Both campaigns are racing to the finish as more than 2.8 million Georgians have already voted early, state data shows.
- Sen. Jon Ossoff and Rep. Mike Collins delivered final campaign pitches across Georgia on the eve of Election Day, with the contest between the Democratic incumbent and his Republican challenger drawing significant national attention.
- Ossoff raised more than $109 million to lead all Senate candidates nationally, while Collins collected less than $1 million during his uphill fight after securing Donald Trump's backing in a primary earlier this year.
- Collins emphasizes the Laken Riley Act and coastal Georgia projects, while Ossoff frames his reelection as a fight against political corruption, tagging Trump as a "failed president" profiting from the Oval Office.
- More than 2.8 million Georgians cast ballots during early voting, reaching historic participation levels before today's election. Both campaigns will monitor returns in the Atlanta area as precincts report on Tuesday night.
- If Ossoff triumphs in the battleground state, it could intensify speculation about a potential White House run in 2028, though he has denied interest. Ossoff told voters they can send a national message by turning the page on this period.
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Sen. Jon Ossoff tries to hold key Georgia seat for Democrats against Republican Rep. Mike Collins – WTOP News
ATLANTA (AP) — Sen. Jon Ossoff is vying to win reelection Tuesday after a campaign framed by the Georgia Democrat’s relentless criticism of Donald Trump and the president’s choice of a Republican rival, Rep. Mike Collins. Collins won Trump’s backing during a drawn-out primary earlier this year, but the party soon lost hope that he would be able to defeat Ossoff, originally believed to be the most vulnerable Democratic incumbent in any Senate rac…
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Sen. Jon Ossoff tries to hold key Georgia seat for Democrats against Republican Rep. Mike Collins
ATLANTA (AP) — Sen. Jon Ossoff is vying to win reelection Tuesday after a campaign framed by the Georgia Democrat’s relentless criticism of Donald Trump and the president’s choice of
The once conservative US state of Georgia could see a historic election today, one that will bring Democrats to the top, led by Senator Jon Ossoff, the new star of the Democratic Party. Voter turnout so far is breaking records.
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