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Ossoff Commits to 6-Year Senate Term Amid 2028 Speculation
Ossoff said he would serve a full six-year term if reelected and repeated that he has zero interest in a 2028 presidential campaign.
- On Tuesday, Democratic Sen. Jon Ossoff pledged to serve a full six-year Senate term if reelected next month, explicitly stating he had "zero interest in running for president."
- The Atlanta Press Club Loudermilk-Young Debate Series hosted the second and final debate between Ossoff and Republican Rep. Mike Collins, where both candidates traded personal and political attacks ahead of the midterm elections.
- Ossoff criticized Collins for alleged ties to Nazi ideology and delaying Epstein file releases, while Collins questioned Ossoff on donor Reid Hoffman and his stance on the 2020 election.
- Decision Desk polling averages show Ossoff leading Collins by nearly 10 percentage points as early voting begins in Georgia, crucial for Senate control.
- Senate control remains the broader focus for both parties, with Democrats aiming to maintain their majority while national observers continue speculating on Ossoff's potential as a future party standard-bearer.
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Georgia Democrat pledges to serve full six-year Senate term if re-elected
·Ankara, Türkiye
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Ossoff denies 2028 plans, commits to six-year Senate term if reelected
Sen. Jon Ossoff (D-GA) reaffirmed his commitment to serve out his full Senate term if reelected, once again quashing speculation that he is eyeing a 2028 presidential bid. Ossoff was pressed on the possibility of running for president during a debate against his Senate opponent, Rep. Mike Collins (R-GA), Tuesday. When asked if he would […]
·Washington, United States
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Ossoff says he has "zero interest in running for president" in heated Georgia Senate debate with Collins
Sen. Jon Ossoff and Republican challenger Mike Collins traded attacks over the 2020 election and alleged connections to white nationalists. Ossoff also pushed back on speculation that he could run for president in 2028.
·New York, United States
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Ossoff Pledges He Won't Run for President Despite Strong Polling
·New York, United States
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